▸ Resolve actors (Ama + Esi)
  ✓ Ama  user_id=01m0006p79wp5acj6j0ep0j5zp tenant=01m0006nzm415gpzmpyk336hwj
  ✓ Esi  user_id=01m0006p9fc6phj9mz28e09hs6 tenant=01m0006nzm415gpzmpyk336hwj
▸ Resolve thread Ama ↔ Esi
  ✓ Existing thread 01m00gg9bvdyesk44fnc3kzps0
▸ Verify broadcast config
  ✓ broadcasting.default = reverb
  ✓ Reverb host:port = localhost:8080
▸ Probe Reverb TCP listener
  ✓ Reverb accepts TCP on 127.0.0.1:8080
  ✓ Reverb WebSocket handshake 101 Switching Protocols
▸ Persist message + fire MessagePosted broadcast
  ✓ Message persisted in 3ms (id=01M06QXKRV4RWEPHEW6G4J69E6)
  ✓ event() returned in 4ms
▸ Inspect last Reverb HTTP-API attempt
  ✓ No recent BroadcastException in tail of laravel.log

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  E2E result
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  Thread id          : 01m00gg9bvdyesk44fnc3kzps0
  Channel name (Esi) : private-users.01m0006p9fc6phj9mz28e09hs6
  Event name         : message.posted
  Message id         : 01M06QXKRV4RWEPHEW6G4J69E6
  DB persist         : 3ms
  Broadcast call     : 4ms

  On Esi's device (mobile), the subscriber should be listening to
  channel `users.01m0006p9fc6phj9mz28e09hs6`, event `.message.posted`. If the device
  did NOT fire its handler, the failure is on the CLIENT side —
  check:
    - app.json: realtimeDisabled MUST be false
    - app.json: reverbHost MUST point at this server (not localhost)
    - dev console: any [realtime/...] warnings
    - /broadcasting/auth: hit by Echo with a valid Bearer token

  Re-run this script while watching `journalctl -u reverb -f` on
  the server. You should see a `client.event` log for the channel
  above within ~50ms of `Broadcast call` completing.