[Feat]: Optional context-binding profile for delegated authority
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## TL;DR
Should A2A define an optional profile for binding delegated authority to a specific A2A context?
A valid grant can still be replayed or relayed into the wrong A2A task, session, or target.
This would sit above existing A2A authentication. It is not a new authentication mechanism.
Related: #153 discusses the confused-deputy problem. This issue focuses on binding valid delegation to a live A2A context.
## Problem
Delegated agent flows often need one extra check:
Is this delegation valid for this acting agent, this A2A context, this target, this scope, and this validity period?
Peer-provided metadata should not be authoritative by itself.
The goal is to define what needs to be bound and verified, not a new token format.
## Threats this can be to reduce
- replay of an old delegation into a new task
- relay or diversion across A2A contexts
- confused-deputy behavior from overbroad delegation
## Question
Should A2A define a small optional profile for this kind of task/session-bound delegation context?
Or should this remain entirely application-specific policy?
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