Morse v0.27.1

npm i -g @supanadit/morse-web works again, copying in VS Code 1.143 keeps what you selected, and the usage
panel speaks OpenCode as fluently as it speaks pi.

New

• The usage panel fills in for OpenCode sessions. The Messages / User / Assistant / Tool calls columns and
  the speed figures were only ever fed by the pi adapter, so an OpenCode session showed a column of em dashes.
  One walk of the stored message list now feeds the whole panel — and because OpenCode timestamps each of its
  messages itself, the average, peak and slowest generation speeds come straight from its own clock, with no
  host-side stopwatch needed.

Fixed

• Installing or updating @supanadit/morse-web no longer fails with a 404. The published package listed
  two internal library names as install-time dependencies, and those are never published to the npm registry —
  so npm i -g @supanadit/morse-web stopped partway with The requested resource '@morse/agent@*' could not be found, and morse update failed the same way. The libraries were always packed inside the package
  itself; the install instructions that pointed at the registry are gone. A new regression workflow packs the
  artifact and installs it into a clean directory on every change, so an install that a user cannot complete
  fails CI before it can ship. (reported as #3)
• Ctrl+C and Copy in VS Code 1.143 keep the transcript selection. VS Code 1.143 restores focus to the
  webview's last focused element right before a clipboard command; when that element is the composer, taking
  focus back collapses the selection, so both shortcuts copied nothing. The focus restore is now given no
  composer to land on while a copy runs. Upstream fixed it in VS Code 1.144; this keeps 1.143 usable.