Restore Developer runtime card details - #60
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Summary
AppleprefixApple siliconandBundled runtimedetail rowsWhy
PR #41 collapsed the runtime cards to a single value line, which removed useful context such as the card labels and macOS build number. This restores that information while keeping the redundant copy out of the chip and mlx-vlm cards.
Impact
The Developer page once again presents each runtime value with a clear label and exposes the macOS build number. On an M3 Max system, the chip value displays as
M3 Max.Validation
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