fix(edge): signal WebSocket auth failures with custom close codes#149
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When the da-admin HEAD rejects a WebSocket upgrade, return 101 + an immediately-closed WebSocket with code 4401 (auth) or 4403 (forbidden) instead of an HTTP error that the browser surfaces only as opaque 1006. This lets the client distinguish token-expired from network failures and refresh its IMS token before reconnecting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When the da-admin HEAD rejects a WebSocket upgrade, return 101 + an immediately-closed WebSocket with code 4401 (auth) or 4403 (forbidden) instead of an HTTP error that the browser surfaces only as opaque 1006. This lets the client distinguish token-expired from network failures and refresh its IMS token before reconnecting.