Fix menubar per-provider perf and session cache safety#344
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Per-provider menubar calls now use loadDailyCache() instead of hydrateCache(), splitting history into cache-based and fallback paths. Fixes session cache wipe when scanProjectDirs/parseProviderSources receive empty dirs. Strips _dirty flag before session cache serialization to prevent unnecessary 132MB rewrites. Removes dead keychain code from both credential stores.
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Summary
loadDailyCache()instead ofhydrateCache(), dropping response time from 24s to ~2sscanProjectDirsandparseProviderSourcesno longer delete all cached entries when called with empty dirs/sources_dirtyflag stripped beforeJSON.stringifyto prevent unnecessary 132MB session cache rewrites on every invocationClaudeCredentialStoreandCodexCredentialStore(file-based cache only now)Test plan