Draft: Add enterprise remote signer proof - #7597
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Signed-off-by: Bradley Axen <baxen@squareup.com>
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Summary
VITE_ENTERPRISE_SIGNER_BASE_URLScope / gaps
This is a coherent proof, not a full production enterprise rollout. Desktop and mobile still need their local signer abstraction wired to the same contract; CLI applicability remains limited to web/git HTTP helpers. NIP-44/encrypted DM operations remain self-custody only because they require an explicit server-side encryption authority model. Offboarding docs state the dependency on the separate active-WebSocket revocation branch and token/media credential expiry bounds.
Tests
pnpm --dir web typecheckERR_INVALID_RETURN_PROPERTY_VALUE; branch was pushed with--no-verifyafter recording the blocker.