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Hello!
This Pull Request refines the comments for the sessionIdChanged method to make its purpose and functionality clearer for contributors and maintainers.

The key updates include:

Providing a more detailed explanation of the method’s role, making it easier to understand.
Clarifying the functionality of the HttpSessionIdChangedEvent, specifically how it captures the old and new session IDs.
Aligning the comments with Spring’s documentation style to improve consistency and readability.
These changes are intended to enhance code clarity and maintainability without affecting any functionality.

Although this is a small improvement, I hope it helps in improving the overall quality of the code. Please feel free to let me know if there are any additional changes you'd like me to make! 😊

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Hi team,

I realize that I should have opened an issue first to discuss this before submitting a pull request. My apologies for not following the proper process! 🙏

To ensure this change aligns with the project's needs, I will close this PR for now and create an issue to start a discussion. Once there is agreement, I will be happy to submit a new PR based on the feedback.

Thank you for your understanding, and I appreciate your patience!

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