feat(desktop): crash viewer panel with global panic capture - #100
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Adds a local crash viewer so a user can inspect panics after a restart.
Backend (httui-core, merged separately)
Pins
httui-coreto the mergedcrash_logfile store (3a36cc7).Desktop
backtrace, writes a crash file via
httui_core::crash_log, then chainsto the default hook. Best-effort — never re-panics.
commands/settings.rs(list / read / clear)click to view the full body, "Clear all" control, empty state
Crash logs live in
~/.config/httui/crashes/as plain text — local only,nothing uploaded. The
sourcefield is generic so the language server canwrite into the same directory (follow-up).
Tests
SettingsDrawer tab switching