Cherry-pick fe9a7c408: fix(cron): force main-target system events onto main session#1511
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…w#28898) Ignore persisted sessionKey overrides for sessionTarget=main jobs so cron system events consistently route to the agent main session after upgrades. Cherry-pick of upstream fe9a7c4. Applied manually due to context divergence — fork has contextKey and heartbeat target override that upstream lacks. Closes openclaw#28770 (cherry picked from commit fe9a7c4)
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Cherry-pick of upstream
fe9a7c408— fix(cron): force main-target system events onto main session (openclaw#28898)Applied manually due to context divergence — fork has
contextKeyandheartbeat: { target: "last" }override that upstream lacks. Also updated fork-specificserver-cron.test.tsto match new behavior.Part of #681