- the net drain dispatches a frame's packets in wire order across the migration seam: a claimed packet lands the run before it first, so two red lines from different families print in the order the server sent them (2306)
- the mailbox and the player trade register their own packet handlers and leave the dispatch match, each with a session-end listener that clears what dies with the socket (2306)
- nine windows — binder, duel, GM ticket, guild, instance lockouts, petition, social, summon, tabard vendor — register theirs: 41 kinds leave the match, and the table gains two checks the match gave for free (2312)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
