Captures the standing hub stance as prior art: the hub owns the
connection and explicitly proxies to expose resources for others.
Role follows the resource — whoever reaches the target is the producer
(registers openable channels), whoever wants bytes is the consumer.
SSH -L/-R collapse to the same producer/consumer pair with the entry
point on different machines (assembly-layer wiring); the exposed port
is a virtual ACL-scoped resource (register_openable shape), not a
bind; the hub proxy is a producer wrapping a consumer, terminating
and re-producing per hop so ACL applies per hop (distinct from
ADR-042 transparent relay); -D composes as a consumer opening
channels with per-connection dynamic targets.
OQ-TN-03 resolved. OQ-TN-04 mostly resolved (binding always
assembly-layer, optional, either side). OQ-TN-01 reframed: params
name a produced resource — resource naming + discovery added. OQ-TN-08
strengthened: register_openable per-resource registration is the
primary gate; remaining residue is the dynamic-target policy hook.
OQ-TN-05 gains the hub re-produce composition sub-question. OQ-TN-02
cross-linked: endpoint-at-open aligns with resource naming; per-
datagram addressing matches the -D composition path.
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