* fix(app): list plugin header buttons in the compact workspace menu The compact header rewrite left plugin header buttons with no home, so phones and narrow windows had no way to reach them. They are now rows of the compact workspace menu, with menus and popovers as pages of its sheet, the way workspace scripts moved there. The header overflow and the workspace menu share one row/page builder. Each row and page resolves its own plugin installation's runtime: the old overflow routed every row through the first entry's host client. Closes #7601 * test(app): wait for agent control rows before keying the Command Center Two Command Center agent-control tests typed a query and pressed Enter or ArrowDown immediately. The agent's mode and model rows register after the panel opens, so on a slow runner the keys landed while only file search had matched and the mode never changed. The CI trace for the failure shows no Mode or Model rows at the moment of the key press. The tests now wait until both groups are listed, which keeps what they check: the best match wins, and a stale arrow-key selection is dropped.
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Install dependencies
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Dictation debugging
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