fix(napi): wire NapiServerHandler through IdentityProvider and ForwardingPolicy
NapiServerHandler was bypassing IdentityProvider, calling config.auth.authenticate_publickey() directly, which meant no Identity was stored on the session and per-identity forwarding rules could not match. It also skipped ForwardingPolicy::check() entirely, defeating forwarding access control for NAPI-served tunnels. Both are now consistent with ServerHandler and SshHandler behavior.
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id: cleanup/napi-identity-provider-wiring
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name: Fix NapiServerHandler to use IdentityProvider and ForwardingPolicy
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status: pending
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status: completed
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depends_on:
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- review/phase1-core-modifications
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scope: moderate
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@@ -47,4 +47,4 @@ The core `ServerHandler` and `SshHandler` both correctly use `IdentityProvider`
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## Summary
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> To be filled on completion
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> NapiServerHandler now uses ConfigIdentityProvider for auth (resolving Identity via fingerprint) and evaluates ForwardingPolicy::check() in channel_open_direct_tcpip() with the authenticated identity and transport kind, consistent with ServerHandler and SshHandler. TransportKind is properly tracked per connection instead of using a string.
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