Bloks 2.2.1: one-line tool runs, careful skill suggestions

A calmer chat, and skill suggestions you can trust.

Tool calls in one line (#58)
A turn's tool calls now fold into a single line that says what happened, like "Ran 4 commands, read 6 files, edited 2 files", and opens to the full list. While the agent is working, the line shows what it is doing right now. Commands that exit with an error are marked in the list but not counted, because that is ordinary work.

No more spinners on an idle agent (#56)
A tool call the turn never heard back from, because the turn was cut short or Bloks was quit mid-command, is now marked as stopped instead of spinning forever. Any left over from before this version are settled the next time Bloks starts.

Suggested skill changes are small edits (#59)
A suggestion to improve a skill you already have used to replace the whole skill with a summary of one conversation. Now it is a small edit to the skill as it stands: the skill keeps its name, its description and everything else it says, word for word. An edit that would remove more than a sliver of the skill is refused in favour of adding the new lesson at the end. Suggestions staged by older versions as whole rewrites are discarded.

See what a suggestion changes (#57)
A suggested change to an existing skill opens as a diff against the installed version, with a way to edit the result before keeping it. Keeping it applies the change to the skill as it is at that moment, so anything you wrote in the meantime stays.

Updates
Electron 44.4, lucide-react, posthog-js and @types/node (#52, #53, #54).

Thanks to @LandonSchropp for four clear, reproducible reports.