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fix(settings): use the host's @deepseek-ai/schemastery so volatile prefs apply
Every side-card switch was dead: settings.update returned OK and
cordis.patch.yml was written, yet the running plugin never saw the new value
and nothing reported an error.

Root cause: the plugin declared Config with the plain npm `schemastery`
(3.18.0), which has no volatile support. The host resolves plugin config via
`runtime.Config['~standard'].validate()` — i.e. the plugin's OWN schemastery —
so `meta.volatile` nodes were never wrapped in cosmokit volatile references.
`cordis-plugin-loader`'s `_commitVolatile()` bails out as soon as
`volatileEntries(fiber.config)` is empty, so every volatile-only edit was
silently dropped: no in-place update, no plugin restart.

Fix: import z from '@deepseek-ai/schemastery' (peer provided by the host at
mount; pinned 3.18.4 as a devDependency for the dev tree), matching the
repo's existing pnpm-workspace convention for @deepseek-ai/* peers.

Verified: probe reports tabsIsVolatile=true and revision climbing 0->6 across
six writes, each read-back matching the written value (previously the value
was frozen and revision stuck at 1).

Also in this change:
- apes tab ids lose their colon (apes:tasks -> apesTasks, ...): the host's
  settings projection dropped map keys containing a colon.
- sidebar prefs ns follows the profile entry id (`better-sidebar`).
- subagent rows degrade to summary rows when the root catalog never hydrates.
- docs/feedback-0.2.0-rc2-contract-gaps.md: four host contract gaps, gap 4
  documenting the silent volatile-write drop above.

Gates: typecheck 0, lint 0, build 0, test 131 files / 1385 passed.
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/**
* apes:* information-layer tabs — the fork's own contribution on top of the
* upstream dsh-better-sidebar. Five tabs ship (tasks / agents / messages /
* apps / profile).
*
* History (C7): `apesTasks` was removed under the old C6 decision (it looked
* redundant next to the official DSH session tree). The `v2-revive` line
* restores it — the native tree is a *navigator* (one focused lineage), this
* panel is a *list* (every session, with an idle filter and a running badge),
* so the two answer different questions. `messages` is still an honest
* placeholder: no DSH message-stream feed exists yet.
*
* Isolated under `src/client/apes/` so the upstream `builtins/` tree stays
* untouched: cherry-picking upstream releases only has to keep the single
* `registerApesTabs(...)` call site in `index.tsx` (see D1 = module B).
*
* Every descriptor is registered through the same `BetterSidebarService`
* the builtins use (dogfood), so the apes tabs get the full sidebar
* lifecycle for free: + menu, enable/disable switches, badge pills,
* dedupe/focus, and HMR-safe disposal via the returned disposer.
*/
import type { Context } from '../../context-types.ts'
import type { BetterSidebarService } from '../service.ts'
import { apesTabs } from './tabs.tsx'
// Re-exported so index.tsx can register the apes dictionaries + attach the
// locale service in one import (keeps the apes module self-contained).
export { APES_LOCALE_NS, apesZh, apesEn, apesJa, attachApesLocale } from './locales.ts'
/**
* Register the apes:* tabs with the sidebar service. Returns a disposer that
* unregisters all of them (cordis auto-invokes it on fiber disposal, so HMR
* re-activation re-registers cleanly — same contract as registerBuiltins).
*/
export function registerApesTabs(
_ctx: Context,
service: BetterSidebarService,
): () => void {
const disposers: (() => void)[] = []
for (const tab of apesTabs) {
disposers.push(service.registerTab(tab))
}
return () => {
for (const d of disposers) {
try { d() } catch { /* already disposed */ }
}
}
}