v0.14.0

Changed

• A project may now sit with no session at all. Closing the last one no
  longer spawns a replacement, and opening a project no longer seeds a first
  session — both land on an empty screen, the same shape as the no-project-open
  landing screen, with a button that opens a session when you want one. The
  sidebar's "+" still picks the kind. An empty project stays empty across a
  restart, Home included.
• The stored Claude session id is now a provider session id. lich runs four
  provider CLIs, but the column, the struct field, the store method and the
  hook payload were all still named after Claude alone. The sessions table's
  claude_session_id is renamed to provider_session_id on open (existing ids
  carry over — the rename is the migration, nothing is stranded);
  store.Session.ClaudeSessionID becomes ProviderSessionID
  (providerSessionId over the wire), and SetClaudeSession becomes
  SetProviderSession. The /session-start hook now takes
  provider_session_id and still accepts the old claude_session_id so plugin
  releases before v0.3.0 keep working — see docs/hooks/session-start.md.
  Resume itself stays Claude-only: --resume is a Claude Code flag.

Fixed

• Dragging a tab or session card no longer scrolls its strip. Reorder drags
  are clamped to the strip's own axis, so pulling a project tab downward (or a
  session card sideways) can't overflow the container and trigger dnd-kit's
  auto-scroll on the cross axis. The dragged tab and session card also stay
  solid instead of turning into a see-through ghost — the old opacity fade is
  gone, and the card no longer sits in its translucent hover state (the pointer
  rides it for the whole drag) while sliding across its neighbours.
• Zoom now works on layouts with a dedicated "+" key (German, for one).
  The chords matched only the physical Equal/Minus keys, so on those layouts
  nothing claimed the press and Chromium's own zoom ran instead — the exact
  double-zoom the physical-key matching was built to prevent. The typed
  character is now checked as a fallback.
• Stale results can no longer outrace fresh ones in the footer badges. A
  slow git-status poll resolving late could overwrite the newer status the
  session hooks had just fetched, and the pull-request badge kept showing the
  previous directory's PR while the new lookup was in flight.
• The command palette reopens clean. Toggling it closed with the hotkey
  kept the previous filter and cursor for the next open; and Ctrl+F no longer
  opens the terminal search box hidden beneath an open palette.
• A failing file picker now says so with an error toast instead of
  failing silently.
• The self-update download no longer dies on a normal connection. The
  binary download shared the 5-second timeout meant for small metadata reads,
  and that timeout covers the whole transfer — so on anything but a very fast
  link the download was cut mid-stream and self-apply (Windows/macOS) failed
  every time. The download now gets its own generous ceiling.
• A renamed worktree session keeps its name across keep/resume. Resuming a
  kept worktree re-created the session with the "automatic title" flag reset,
  so the next AI-generated title overwrote the name you chose. The flag now
  survives the park/resume cycle.
• Holding a hotkey no longer fires it repeatedly. Key auto-repeat on
  Ctrl+Shift+T could spawn a stack of sessions from one held chord (and
  Ctrl+K would flap the palette); hotkeys now fire once per press.
• A failed in-place restart can be retried. If launching the successor
  process failed (say, the binary mid-swap by the package manager), the
  restart coordinator latched anyway and every later /restart silently did
  nothing until the app was relaunched by hand.
• Sessions that exit on their own no longer leak their PTY handle, and
  closing a session during its spawn round-trip no longer strands the PTY or
  drops a queued update command.