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Extends the existing partnerIdentityToken from vendor customer/session creation to kyc session creation in order to ensure that sumsub has email field prefilled/hidden from the user
See: https://consensyssoftware.atlassian.net/browse/KYC-50
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Changes the KYC session-creation API and request payload for identity-sensitive flows, but behavior is additive when the token is omitted and reuses the existing minting path in
startSession.Overview
UKYC session creation now accepts the same partner identity token already used for vendor customer setup, so verified email can flow through to
POST /sessions(e.g. SumSub email prefill).CreateUkycSessionParamsgains optionalpartnerIdentityToken;KycService.createUkycSessionincludes it in the request body only when set.KycController.startSessionpasses the vendor-minted token into the internal UKYC session path, and docs/tests are updated to state the token is required for both customer creation and new UKYC sessions.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 717f20d. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.