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Fix admin Google sign-in after original proof issuance - #134
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Google sign-in completed successfully, but
/internal/admin/sessionthen returned 401. Admin cookie storage shortened the refresh family after its immutable authentication proof had been issued, so live proof validation rejected the session.Establish the admin family deadline before issuing either original or inherited proof, using JWT whole-second precision. Cookie storage now only writes the private handle. Debug redemption keeps the source ancestry and deadline; ordinary product refresh lifetimes and proof validation remain unchanged. No UI source or database schema changes.
Validation
INVALID_SESSION_ASSURANCEin Cloud Run logs.git diff --checkpassed.uoa-auth-00349-fxkserves 100% of traffic. On 2026-10-25 at 17:43 UTC, the real Google browser journey reached/admin/dashboard, and the session remained valid after a reload.