v0.9.161

Patch Changes

• #935 6d77908 The user docs now match what the code does, in seven places they had drifted
  from. The sidebar row stopped drawing the board status when the PR chip
  collapsed to three glyphs, but CONCEPTS still promised a status mark; the
  ctrl+a p table row described one chord as two actions when it is one handler
  that follows focus; the row menu's chord-less entries were counted as "four"
  and had grown to six; KOBE_FILETREE_WATCH never followed the rename to
  ROVE_; and the welcome panel's engine line has been three readings — usable,
  installed-but-signed-out, none — since it stopped calling a logged-out CLI
  ready, while TUI said only "detected".

  --delete-branch on rove api delete is now documented as what git actually
  does: git branch -d, so it keeps a branch neither the repo's HEAD nor the
  branch's upstream contains (work that was never pushed and never landed),
  --force upgrades it to -D, and the remote branch is never touched in
  any case. The outcome is in the daemon log, not the reply. — @Sma1lboy

• #936 3b114e8 Delete nine things that no longer had a reader, and one kill path that had no safety check. Three exports in the daemon package pointed at files that were removed long ago, so importing them failed with ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND instead of resolving. The pty.sweep RPC and its sweepTasks implementation were unreachable — the sweep the daemon actually runs is sweepPtyHostSessions, which kills each session with an expectedGeneration guard; pty.sweep killed by task id with no such check, so a stale caller could have killed a session that had already been replaced. The deferredPrompt.file / .get / .resolve RPCs lost their implementations but kept their names: they now answer with an explicit RETIRED_RPC: refusal naming the live verb, because the only caller left is a client older than the daemon and the generic unknown daemon request reaches it as "restart the daemon" — the half that is already current. Also gone: the tui/history message and window helpers left behind by the Solid renderer, seven keys.desc descriptions for chat and dialog chords that were removed, and a second isProcessAlive in the daemon that answered "alive" for pid 0 because kill(0, 0) targets the caller's own process group. — @Sma1lboy