refactor(desktop): ChatStore structured split + IDB persistence + stream cancel
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Split monolithic chatStore.ts (908 lines) into 4 focused stores: - chatStore.ts: facade layer, owns messages[], backward-compatible selectors - conversationStore.ts: conversation CRUD, agent switching, IndexedDB persistence - streamStore.ts: streaming orchestration, chat mode, suggestions - messageStore.ts: token tracking Key fixes from 3-round deep audit: - C1: Fix Rust serde camelCase vs TS snake_case mismatch (toolStart/toolEnd/iterationStart) - C2: Fix IDB async rehydration race with persist.hasHydrated() subscribe - C3: Add sessionKey to partialize to survive page refresh - H3: Fix IDB migration retry on failure (don't set migrated=true in catch) - M3: Fix ToolCallStep deduplication (toolStart creates, toolEnd updates) - M-NEW-2: Clear sessionKey on cancelStream Also adds: - Rust backend stream cancellation via AtomicBool + cancel_stream command - IndexedDB storage adapter with one-time localStorage migration - HMR cleanup for cross-store subscriptions
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@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ pub struct ApprovalResponse {
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}
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/// List pending approvals
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// @reserved: 暂无前端集成
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#[tauri::command]
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pub async fn approval_list(
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state: State<'_, KernelState>,
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@@ -48,6 +49,7 @@ pub async fn approval_list(
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/// When approved, the kernel's `respond_to_approval` internally spawns the Hand
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/// execution. We additionally emit Tauri events so the frontend can track when
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/// the execution finishes, since the kernel layer has no access to the AppHandle.
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// @connected
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#[tauri::command]
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pub async fn approval_respond(
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app: AppHandle,
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