fix(core): implement proper workspace routing for session routes#16930
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fix(core): implement proper workspace routing for session routes#16930
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Previously we only used
x-opencode-workspacebut we will want to get rid of that once we have syncing. At that point, we will want to forward only certain routes to a workspace based on information from the URL. This implements simple routing to do that for the session routes; there are more routes in the future we will route too.Basically, the server provides a unified set of routes, but we are "taking over" a subset of those routes and automatically forwarding them to workspace. For example, if you call the endpoint to delete message in the session, that should route to the workspace which will do that, and then the syncing mechanism will sync that mutation back to anywhere else it needs to go.