fix: iOS app picker — retry, cache-first, and a Retry button#21
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Building on the devicectl timeout + cache (#19), make the picker resilient to a slow/flaky devicectl instead of just bounding it: - Retry the `device info apps` query once. devicectl's first call after a cold start often stalls warming the tunnel, then the retry returns fast — so a single transient timeout no longer drops to an empty list. - Cache-first: show the last good list instantly while a refresh runs, and keep it shown if the refresh fails — no blank "No apps found" flash when we have a cache. - Reopening the picker re-fetches whenever the list is empty, and the empty state now has a Retry button — so a wedged-then-recovered devicectl is one click (or reopen) away from populating. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #19 (devicectl timeout + cache). The timeout stops Jaca from wedging CoreDevice, but a slow
devicectlcould still hand the picker an empty list. This makes the picker actually resilient:device info appsquery once.devicectl's first call after a cold start often stalls warming the device tunnel, then the retry returns fast (observed: timeout → 2s). One transient slow call no longer drops to empty.devicectlis one click away.Builds clean.
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