Implementation structure — Client · Shared · Server
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• The root DeliveryDispatch has three top-level units: Client · Shared · Server. Server holds Dispatch, CourierSession, CourierActorNode, Tracking, and CustomerGateway.
• Color: Client is blue (client app). CourierActorNode is green (the object server that runs the Entry Spot and Courier Actor). Dispatch, CourierSession, Tracking, and CustomerGateway are blue (edge/session/status apps). Shared is gray (locale-neutral shared assets).