Use canonical Git remote identities for sessions - #69
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Please address the two inline findings before merging.
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Session repository grouping currently relies on local directory names, which can collide and vary across checkout layouts. Normalize origin remotes so repositories have stable identities across machines, while preserving local-only fallbacks.
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