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A fresh `Identity::create()` was generated on every connect, which meant the server saw a different client UID each time. Long-lived features (bookmarks, server-side bans, group membership) depend on a stable UID — restoring that now via a minimal directory-backed identity file. * `chanora_storage::IdentityFileStore` reads / writes a single `identity.tskey` file under a caller-supplied directory. On Unix the file is created with `O_CREAT | O_TRUNC | mode 0600`; on non-Unix targets the platform sandbox does the access control. Writes are atomic (temp file + `fsync` + `rename`) so a crash mid-write cannot leave a half-written identity on disk. Empty files are treated as "no identity" rather than as an error. * `chanora_protocol::ProtocolClient::generate_identity()` exposes the `counterVbase64key` serialisation used by tsclientlib's `Identity::new_from_str`, so the core layer can mint an identity and store it before dialling. * `chanora_core::ChanoraSession::init_storage(dir)` wires the store. `connect()` then resolves the identity in this order: (1) `cfg.identity` if explicitly supplied; (2) persisted value if any; (3) generate-and-persist a fresh one. * `chanora_bridge::api::init_storage(dir: String)` is the Flutter-facing entrypoint; the matching Dart side resolves `path_provider`'s `getApplicationSupportDirectory()` and calls it once on app start. * `BridgeError` now maps `CoreError::Storage`. Beta caveat (RISK-PoC-002 / SS-RISK-FALLBACK): the identity is not encrypted at rest. The v0.4 storage rework lands proper Secret Service + Android Keystore + iOS Keychain backends. Documented under `IdentityFileStore`'s doc comment. Live-verified on Moto G Stylus 5G: first connect generated + persisted the identity (visible in the redacted diagnostic export as "generated + persisted fresh identity"); disconnect + reconnect in the same session logged "reusing persisted identity" and dialled with the same UID.
chanora_flutter
Chanora — cross-platform voice client for TeamSpeak-compatible servers.
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