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# Session-change message localisation — 2 November 2026
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Implemented in the existing App invalidation branch. Reuses the existing `sessionChangedCleared` English/Bokmål catalogue message. The canonical document language (`nb-NO`, set by I18nProvider) selects Bokmål; other values safely select English. Reading it occurs only in the invalidated client branch. No provider, hook, storage access, request, dialog or private callback is retained to obtain the message.
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Callers: root App renders Application only while valid; invalidation replaces it with a main alert and preserves the existing passive redirect to /login?sessionChanged=1. I18nProvider already publishes the current UI language to the document; generated-content language is unrelated. All routes, auth/CSRF/context tokens, abort logic and provider teardown remain unchanged. No new translation key or dependency.
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RED: two new root-render tests failed against the previous literal English alert. PASSED after patch: 17 tests in session-boundary-message.test.tsx and session-boundary.test.ts, zero failures/pending, exit 0. New cases verify EN/NB feedback outside the private provider tree and zero API requests. Existing cases exercise cross-tab/cookie invalidation, abort/stale callbacks and session-context handling. These are local Jest/DOM tests; jsdom navigation is not browser redirect qualification.
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PASSED: full TypeScript typecheck; scoped ESLint of App.tsx and the new test, zero warnings. Local ignored native Jest result: job-tracker-ui/.artifacts/session-boundary-message.json. No fresh full build/browser or complete security acceptance claimed. Rollback: revert the two source/test files in this package; no data changes. The attachment-label fix remains independently preserved.
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The original literal-inventory App.tsx entry is now implemented; the inventory remains a historical snapshot. Final integrated security regression must run after relevant application changes are complete.
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