Yes, we need to clear up our handling of the envelope, as has been noted elsewhere. But a null envelope sender is perfectly valid if it is understood to mean "<>". A "default sender" would be a terrible thing to do, in that context, unless the so-called default is "<>". I think I prefer null, which does not require parsing.
--- Noel
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