design version surfacing

Version surfacing (#37)

Issue: #37. Before: the daemon reported a hand-invented DAEMON_VERSION = '0.25.0-i6', the server exposed no version anywhere, hnx had no --version, and the UI showed none.

Rules

• The five publishable packages version in lockstep; packages/server is not one of them (its manifest stays 0.0.0), so the SERVER's build version is read from @harness-nexus/shared's manifest (its package.json is exported explicitly for this). The daemon reports its CLI package version. Comparing the two is therefore meaningful.
• Mismatch warns, never blocks. The machine:hello proto number stays the compatibility gate; pre-1.0 alphas must keep connecting across a skew.

Surface

• shared: compareVersions() (semver-shaped, zero deps, tolerant of 0.1.0-alpha.7 / 0.1 / junk) + unit tests.
• server: GET /api/system/info (auth) → { version }; the machine:hello ack now carries serverVersion.
• cli: hnx --version; the daemon's online line includes the version (hnx daemon: online (cli 0.1.0-alpha.7, proto 1, machine …)) and prints a one-line upgrade hint per connect when older than the server.
• sdk: getSystemInfo() + compareVersions re-export (web depends on sdk only).
• web: <VersionLine> — one muted mono line above the account block in the plate foot and the mobile drawer foot (no persistent phone chrome cost); unknown version renders nothing. The Machines page daemon chip turns warn-ink with an upgrade tooltip when daemonVersion < serverVersion (fetched once per session, module-cached in apps/web/src/version.ts).

Dev QoL riding along: VITE_API_TARGET overrides the vite dev proxy target, so a second stack can run beside the default :8080.

The version placement decision (user-weighed)

"Above the user card in the menu" was the user's suggestion with a worry about phone crowding. Resolved as: the line lives INSIDE the two collapsible surfaces (plate foot / drawer foot), costing one line only where the account block already is — the phone's persistent chrome is untouched, and the version is still one tap away.