Probably the same as now. Authentication with user supplied credentials grants you a long-living session for the current device and current mail application via a locally stored secret unlocked by the user logging on to his computer or unlocking his device (which too could be done via WebAuthn or a similar 2FA approach; e.g., a fingerprint on a smartphone).
It can be invalidated by exceeding an age limit or by the user logging out or otherwise retracting the access grant.
It can be invalidated by exceeding an age limit or by the user logging out or otherwise retracting the access grant.