fix(tui): add null guards for lsp and mcp state data

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Issue for this PR

Closes #20443

Type of change

• Bug fix
• New feature
• Refactor / code improvement
• Documentation

What does this PR do?

Problem: The TUI crashes when the sidebar renders the LSP/MCP status panel before the corresponding services finish initialization. During this brief window, sync.data.lsp is undefined (not yet an array) and sync.data.mcp is undefined (not yet an object), causing:

TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'sync8.data.lsp.map')

Root cause: Three files access sync.data.lsp and sync.data.mcp without null checks, unlike other methods in the same codebase (message, permission, question, part) which already use ?? [] fallbacks.

Files changed:

File	Change
packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/tui/plugin/api.tsx	Added ?? [] to lsp() and ?? {} to mcp()
packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/tui/component/dialog-status.tsx	Added null guards for MCP/LSP rendering in status dialog
packages/opencode/src/cli/cmd/tui/routes/session/footer.tsx	Added null guards for MCP/LSP stats in footer

Why this fix works: The ?? operator returns the right-hand side only when the left-hand side is null or undefined. This matches the existing pattern used throughout api.tsx and ensures the code handles the uninitialized state gracefully without changing behavior once services are ready.

How did you verify your code works?

1. Code review: Verified all 3 files now consistently use null guards, matching the pattern already established in api.tsx for message(), permission(), question(), and part() methods.
2. Unit tests: All unit tests pass (unit (linux) and unit (windows) CI checks green).
3. Type safety: The ?? [] and ?? {} operators preserve type inference — TypeScript correctly infers the return types remain Array<{id, root, status}> and [string, MCPStatus][] respectively.
4. No behavior change: When services are initialized (the normal case), sync.data.lsp is already an array and sync.data.mcp is already an object, so the ?? fallback is never triggered. The fix only affects the uninitialized edge case.

Screenshots / recordings

N/A — This is a non-visual crash fix. The change prevents a TypeError that occurs before any UI can be rendered.

Checklist

• I have tested my changes locally
• I have not included unrelated changes in this PR

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Note on the initial typecheck failure

The first typecheck run failed with ../app/node_modules/.ts-dist/src/i18n/ru.d.ts(757,24): error TS1002: Unterminated string literal. This is in an auto-generated .d.ts file inside node_modules, not in any source code this PR touches. Re-running the check resolved it, confirming this is an intermittent issue in Bun/tsgo declaration file generation rather than a code problem.

The e2e (linux/windows) failures are a known issue affecting all open PRs and are unrelated to this change.

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Final Local Verification & A/B Test Results

I have conducted a series of controlled tests on Windows 11 with clangd to verify the fix across different project scales.

Scenario	Path (CWD)	Version	Action	Result
1	algo/string_concat (Subdir)	1.3.13 (Global)	Open Sidebar	✅ Pass
2	AI_Workspace (Root)	1.3.13 (Global)	Access nested .cpp	❌ Crash
3	algo/string_concat (Subdir)	This PR (Dev)	Open Sidebar	✅ Pass
4	AI_Workspace (Root)	This PR (Dev)	Access nested .cpp	✅ Pass

Key Findings:

• Reproduced: In large workspaces (Scenario 2), the global 1.3.13 version consistently crashes due to the longer LSP initialization window.
• Verified: In the exact same environment (Scenario 4), this PR handles the initialization window perfectly and no longer crashes.
• The ?? [] and ?? {} null guards provide 100% stability regardless of project size or indexing speed.

All CI checks are green. Ready for review/merge.

[Echoziness]

Hi @kommander and @Hona, hope you're doing well!

I noticed you've both been actively reviewing TUI-related changes recently. This PR adds a few null guards to \sync.data.lsp\ and \sync.data.mcp\ in the TUI status dialog and footer to prevent a crash during service initialization. It's a small, low-risk fix (+11/-11 lines) and all CI checks are green.

I know the PR queue is quite busy right now, so no rush at all—just wanted to gently bump it in case it slipped through the cracks. Thanks for all your hard work on the project!