Ping kernel on system wake and refresh renderer state#204
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After macOS sleep/wake, the kernel process usually survives but the renderer's cached tree and namespace state may be stale. Register a powerMonitor 'resume' handler that pings the active kernel and, if alive, sends a kernelReconnected push so the renderer re-fetches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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After macOS sleep/wake, the kernel process usually survives but the renderer's cached tree and namespace state may be stale. Register a powerMonitor 'resume' handler that pings the active kernel and, if alive, sends a kernelReconnected push so the renderer re-fetches. Addresses #201 maybe?