desktop-server-v1.0.0

Major Changes

• #184 711b5fa Thanks @theogravity! - Marked 1.0.0. The control plane, the node daemon, and both desktop apps
  all mark their first stable release. This entry changes no behavior; it
  records the milestone, and the entries below it are what the milestone is
  made of.

Minor Changes

• #180 b28726a Thanks @theogravity! - Text size on Linux now answers Ctrl+= / Ctrl+- / Ctrl+0 in every window of both desktop apps. Until now those keys lived only on the macOS menu bar (a GTK menu bar is per-window chrome, so Linux carries none), leaving the tray's Text Size submenu as the only door, and no door at all on a session with no tray host. The tray submenu and the shared zoom ladder are unchanged.

Patch Changes

• #176 db5951a Thanks @theogravity! - Subshells: state reads as one dot everywhere. The cards' corner chips and the list's STATUS column are gone; both draw the status dot (with the unseen-notification bell) beside the title. Green is now the ALIVE family: bright for printing, dim for quiet-but-running, with the printing dot blinking like Claude Code's in-progress work (still under reduced-motion), and gray means not-running only. An unreachable node is red, not amber. The tile view segments by machine on the sidebar's own grouping and labels, the card's machine pill retired with the chip, and the page grew a machine filter that narrows both views (default All). The Server assistant's setup wizard joins the same motion rule: its in-progress checklist spinner now sits behind the reduced-motion gate, like every other animation.

• #182 6955725 Thanks @theogravity! - The no-em-dash voice rule applied to shipped copy: every string a person reads on a screen or in a terminal now carries its breath with a comma, colon, parentheses, or a full stop. The tray update item reads "Update available: Subshell Server 0.8.0" (both apps), the node window title "Subshell Client: Node", network plugin hints, both CLIs' refusals and prompts, and the browser-rendered error messages lose their dashes, and so do the /docs endpoint descriptions, the shared MCP tool descriptions, and the desktop apps' permission prose. No wire name, error code, id, or log line changed.