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refactor(core): remove prototype contact paths for experimental saved devices

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# Design — Saved devices and targeted transfers
Status: **proposed for the experimental 0.3.x line**.
Status: **experimental foundation for the 0.3.x line**.
This document supersedes the previous device-history design. The implementation
currently on `feat/device-history` is an unreleased prototype. Its database and
wire formats are not compatibility commitments and may be replaced.
The unreleased contact/held-offer/polling prototype has been removed. The
implementation on this branch is the versioned saved-device, device-relationship,
and targeted-transfer foundation described below. Its wire protocol is
experimental and versioned; product UI remains deferred.
The feature lets two VniDrop installations remember one another after a
successful transfer, with explicit consent on both devices. A saved device can
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- Stable downgrade, revocation, recovery, and lifecycle behavior.
- No regression in invitation-based multi-recipient transfers.
The unreleased `feat/device-history` schema, held offers, polling behavior,
expiring grants, `Contact` terminology, Apple-only feature UI, and ordinary-
share offer authorization are prototype artifacts. They may be removed without
a migration. Useful low-level cryptographic, repository, protocol, and test
patterns may be retained only after they are checked against this design.
The unreleased `feat/device-history` contact schema, held offers, polling
behavior, expiring grants, `Contact` terminology, Apple-only feature UI, and
ordinary-share offer authorization were prototype artifacts and have been
removed without a compatibility migration. Useful low-level cryptographic,
repository, protocol, and test patterns were retained only after they were
checked against this design.
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