Client verification evidence for PRs 32082 and 32089

Synthetic Linux arm64 client evidence for PRs pingdotgg#32082 and pingdotgg#32089.

Headless Chromium used a separate T3 home and the checked-in desktop-launch fixture database. The workspace contains 10,000 TypeScript source files and three valid images. No main-display connection or live T3 database writes were used.

before-settings.png and before-rpc.json: baseline Project settings, icon picker closed; one empty image-only projects.searchEntries RPC.
after-settings.png and after-rpc.json: same fixture after the lifetime fix, picker closed; zero image-search RPCs. The screenshot has no intended visual difference; RPC counts are the behavior proof.
picker-queries.json and picker-{blank,logo,png,directory}.png: open picker with blank, fuzzy logo, *.png, and assets/ queries. Fuzzy logo can retain additional ranked image matches; the test does not treat it as exact matching.
selected-icon.png and reopened-picker.png: choosing assets/logo.png updates the project, survives a full reload, and reopening has an empty input.
picker-workflow.webm: a 20-second excerpt at original speed showing selection, reload, and reopening; idle portions of the longer recording are omitted.
client-proof.json: scope, results and limitations. Permission revocation is covered by the component regression rather than this integrated pass.

The integrated branch combines the already-reviewed closed-picker change and image-search changes, including the parent materialization bound. These files contain no pairing credentials or real user conversations. No latency or x86-64 benchmark is claimed by this client pass.