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Allow single-sided bindings for dual-interface plugins - #7
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source-and-sinkProgram can now be bound as Source only, Sink only, or in both directions. The Runner derives the active directions from the Flow bindings and creates only the queues and SDK sessions that are actually used.The SDK factory now receives an optional Source ingress and the actual Sink Flow channels.
FlowChannelexposes onlyflowIdandchannelId; Bell paths remain SDK-internal. Rust and Java scaffolds, MQTT, Kafka-facing SDK usage, lifecycle handling, tests, and public contracts are updated together.Validation
External Kafka cluster and MQTT broker end-to-end verification remains outside this change's local evidence.