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* feat: add server-side TTL for provider snapshots and model list UI Provider snapshots cached forever, causing newly available models (e.g. OpenCode Go minimax, glm) to never appear in the picker. Server: ProviderSnapshotManager now returns stale data immediately and kicks off a background re-warm when the snapshot is older than 5 minutes. Injectable TTL/clock for testing. App: Provider settings rows show model count and are tappable to open a diagnostic sheet with a read-only model list (label + ID). * feat: add per-provider refresh for models and diagnostic * refactor: await refresh completion and clean up diagnostic sheet state - ProviderSnapshotManager.refresh is now async; session.ts awaits it so the RPC ACK reflects real completion instead of just queuing work. - Preserve models/modes/fetchedAt on entries during targeted refresh so the list no longer flashes empty mid-refresh. - Show "Updated Xs ago" next to the Models count, plus loading and error states for the list body. - Split resetSnapshotToLoading into full vs targeted branches. - Flatten nested ternary in model list rendering into renderModelsBody. - Drop redundant local refreshing state and cargo useMemo wrappers. * fix(app): widen isImeComposingKeyboardEvent type to accept optional fields TextInputKeyPressEventData has isComposing and keyCode as optional, so Pick<KeyboardEvent, ...> was too narrow and broke typecheck on main.
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