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I came from another platform after the now legacy mode was destined to be removed and don't know anything about it so I setup a working config (for me) by bridging (frowned upon it seems) the TAP interface and my LAN interface to a bridge where the bridge is the host network.  Whether this is the correct way or not it works great for my needs, if you want more details of my config let me know.

The only thing I notice that propably is relevant is that under Interface-->Overview the new ovpns is not getting assigned either an "IPv4" address or any "Route" while the old one from the legacy server does. I am guessing here if it does not get assign the proper data then it will not sent them to client later correct?

This won't show a route/address as the OVPN interface should be a member of your bridge interface along with your LAN interface for a TAP config

Is your bridge correctly setup? https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/lan_bridge.html

Hello everyone, newbie around here and looking for advice/guidance.  I understand my setup is not well supported as it is rare, but it was working when I first made the jump to opnsense.

OpenVPN Server Instance TCP/TAP - This vpn interface is bridged to LAN interface - All rules were followed and applied for setting up a bridge interface (tuneables)
Clients are android devices using VPN Client Pro (been using it for TAP for many years) and Windows clients using OpenVPN GUI

EDIT: solved... user error (of course)
I did re-setup this server at some point and incorrectly set the Bridge Gateway to the network address 10.1.1.0/24 instead of the host address 10.1.1.1/24.

Glancing at routing I overlooked this but after experimenting with manually added routes I discovered my error