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paseo/packages/app
Mohamed Boudra bb73147efd feat(app): desktop startup sequence with error recovery (#153)
Replace the silent daemon bootstrap failure path with a multi-phase
startup screen that shows progress and surfaces errors. Uses Expo
Router Stack.Protected to gate app screens behind bootstrap completion,
keeping the Stack mounted at all times to avoid layout remounts.

- bootstrapDesktop() returns structured result instead of swallowing errors
- addConnectionFromListenAndWaitForOnline() waits for real connection, not just probe
- Startup screen shows stacked progress steps with checkmark transitions
- Error state shows daemon logs, copy button, GitHub issue link, docs link, retry
- External URLs open in system browser via openExternalUrl
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