Reset DataTypeTree and DataTypeManager on Session initialization#1711
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Reset the DataTypeTree, dynamic DataTypeManager, and dynamic EncodingContext automatically when a new session is initialized.
These caches are lazily populated by browsing and reading from the connected server. When a client reconnects — whether by creating a new session or reactivating an existing one — the server's type system may no longer match what was cached. Custom DataTypes may have been added, removed, or modified, DataTypeDefinition attributes may have changed, namespace indices may have shifted, or the client may have reconnected to an entirely different server in a redundancy configuration.