Isolate Cypress test-user sessions#231
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Use Cypress session snapshots when switching test identities so the browser and direct API requests share one restored authenticated session. Assert the accepted notification through the API before rendering it.
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In the #226 integration context, the request added in #230 was sent but did not match the narrow Cypress route matcher, while the underlying direct-API to browser session handoff could still produce anonymous browser calls. Session snapshots make identity switches explicit and deterministic without changing CSRF or rate-limit behavior.
Refs #226