chore: display session owner#70
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TL;DR
Adds an "Owner" column to the sessions table that displays the user associated with each session.
What changed?
A new "Owner" column has been added to the sessions table. It displays the session user's full name if available, falling back to their email address if no name is set. If no user is associated with the session, an em dash is shown.
How to test?
—).Why make this change?
Surfacing the session owner directly in the sessions table makes it easier to identify who a session belongs to without needing to open each session individually.