JokinandClaude Fable 5
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Freeze root cause: TransfersService consumed transferUpdate through an effect that both read and wrote the jobMap signal — the first progress message spun the effect into an infinite re-run loop, pegging the webview thread while the copy completed fine bun-side. Push messages now flow through plain callback registries on RpcService (also stops signal coalescing from dropping progress snapshots). Verified live: a 60MB boot-time self-test copy streamed progress into the running UI and the post-completion panel refreshes arrived. - Tabs: workspaces (left+right PanelState pair each) in PanelsService; tab bar replaces the header; sessions persist in background tabs; Cmd+T/Cmd+W/Ctrl+Tab; closing a tab disconnects its sessions; last tab can't close - Per-panel toolbar (top, icon-only): direction-explicit copy (-> / <-), rename, new folder/file, chmod, delete; panel footers removed - VSCode-style status bar: transfer summary (spinner/percent/queued/failures, click to expand the job list) + active panel info; function bar removed - transfer details list is collapsible, auto-expands on failure Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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