v0.9.49 — 🕘 A clock that agrees with your taskbar

🕘 A clock that agrees with your taskbar

The clock on the office roofline drifted minutes behind the real time. Reported from a live desktop: the office read 21:01 while the taskbar in the corner of the same screen read 21:11.

It was driven by an accumulated frame-delta timer that only looked at the system clock once every 60 seconds. Best case that is a minute of staleness; worst case it stays wrong for as long as the renderer is starved — an occluded wallpaper, a machine coming back from sleep — because the frame timer stops counting while the wall clock keeps going, so under-counted deltas quietly accumulate into a visible lie.

The clock now samples the system time every second and repaints the moment the minute rolls over. The daylight/atmosphere pass still runs once a minute, and a pinned atmosphere (🌅 / ☀️ / 🌇 / 🌙) behaves exactly as before.

Also fixed

• A stray horizontal scrollbar under 📡 OFFICE FEED. The feed renders the same markdown the chat does, but it never inherited the chat's wrapping rules — so one long line inside a code block (a path, a command) stretched the whole stream sideways and left a scrollbar a read-only feed should never have had. Feed markdown now wraps like chat markdown, and the feed scrolls vertically only.

No shell change in this release — bagidea update picks it all up.

Full changelog: https://github.com/bagidea/bagidea-office/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md