fix: unnests the user id in the regex suite#113
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…lid and a lot of SDKs do not like it
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Tests for this project assert that top level props can't be explicitly null so we work around that by offloading it to a property
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This isn't actually a valid context structure. Top level properties belong in the top layer. This is tolerated in the Node SDK because JavaScript reasons . It's tolerated in Yggdasil because Edge (backed by Yggdasil) needs to match the frontend API (backed by the Node SDK). Sooo... also because JavaScript reasons
This unnests that structure so literally every single other SDK we have can actually use this