Support mixed identity webhook subscriptions across SDKs and CLI - #185
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Executive Summary
Support identity-owned subscriptions combining notification events across email, SMS, iMessage, calls, and A2A in the Python, TypeScript, and Rust SDKs and CLI.
Description
Accept mixed notification families under a canonical identity while retaining mutually exclusive legacy owner inputs. Subscription revision enables optional conditional update/delete, and event-list updates keep full-replacement semantics.
Delivery history exposes canonical targets and replay availability without losing original subscription IDs. Examples, reference docs, bundled skills, and release versions are updated to 0.7.2.
Reason
A subscription should follow an identity across channel provisioning changes. Clients also need a revision precondition to safely preserve concurrent event selections during reconciliation.
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8bafc65dafter custom-signature support shipped as 0.7.1; the suites above cover both signature and webhook APIs atb5667e7e. Existing signature code, skill examples, and changelog history are preserved. Bundled Codex skills advance to plugin version 0.1.7.webhooks.subscriptions.createwith mixed identity events, update/delete with an expected revision, and delivery-history parsing: mixed selections are accepted, stale writes return the API conflict, and original history IDs remain available.This PR remains draft; live integration testing and package publication are separate, unperformed steps.
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