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Check OPFS capabilities only for default storage - #105
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Sessions with a supplied dense or sparse store now require only engine runtime capabilities; default OPFS sessions retain their early typed persistence checks and backend probe. Both opening paths snapshot the selected store before asynchronous work.
Luna XHIGH implemented; separate fresh Astra MEDIUM records attempt-1 PASS. Focused session 45/45, full check 367/367, 14 adversarial probes and packed Chromium browser/OPFS checks pass. Linux WebKit lacks OPFS APIs even on a blank secure isolated page, so the existing macOS OPFS workflow remains required before delivery.
Tracks #102. Published availability will be delivered through the existing #95 release cut; this source PR does not claim a new registry package.