fix(session): simplify reference byte limits
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@@ -18,12 +18,11 @@ The context source is `{ kind: 'plugin', plugin: 'session-reference' }`. Its met
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| Key | Default | Contract |
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| `maxReferences` | `3` | Maximum distinct source sessions in one prepared message. |
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| `maxReferences` | `3` | Maximum distinct source sessions in one prepared message; must be at most `3`. |
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| `candidateLimit` | `50` | Default metadata candidate count returned to a host. |
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| `maxReferenceBytes` | `65536` | Maximum serialized JSON bytes for one reference object. |
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| `maxTotalBytes` | `196608` | Maximum complete prompt bytes, including fixed warning and tags. |
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Retention keeps compact checkpoints and the newest message before dropping older non-checkpoint units. Oversized retained text uses `dsh-retention` head/tail truncation with an exact UTF-8 omission notice. The total budget is applied to the complete rendered prompt, including escaped JSON and fixed warning text; a snapshot whose fixed data cannot fit fails with `SESSION_REFERENCE_BUDGET_EXCEEDED`.
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Retention applies `maxReferenceBytes` independently to each source, keeps compact checkpoints and the newest message before dropping older non-checkpoint units, and uses `dsh-retention` head/tail truncation with an exact UTF-8 omission notice. If one source's fixed serialized fields cannot fit, preparation fails with `SESSION_REFERENCE_BUDGET_EXCEEDED` instead of returning a partial context.
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## Model Experience
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@@ -35,7 +34,7 @@ The model sees the current message's readable `@label` plus one same-level user-
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#### Token effect
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Each referenced message adds the fixed warning plus the retained serialized snapshots, bounded by `maxReferenceBytes` and `maxTotalBytes`. The exact snapshot remains in target history until target compaction shadows or summarizes it; source-session changes add no further tokens.
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Each referenced message adds the fixed warning plus up to three serialized snapshots, each independently bounded by `maxReferenceBytes`. The exact snapshot remains in target history until target compaction shadows or summarizes it; source-session changes add no further tokens.
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#### KV Cache effect
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