feat(cec): the access list owns live state; Forget also disconnects

.allmystuff-rev

@@ -1 +1 @@
-v0.2.44
+v0.2.45

README.md

@@ -39,10 +39,12 @@ is [MyOwnMesh](https://github.com/mrjeeves/MyOwnMesh). See
    choices — **Approve Once**, **Auto-Approve for 3 hours**, **Auto-Approve
    Forever** — plus **Deny**. (These map to `ApprovalScope::Once` /
    `ThreeHours` / `Forever` in `allmystuff-cec-consent`.)
-5. **While connected**, a small banner shows "‹Agent› is connected — viewing /
-   controlling your screen" with a **Disconnect**, and a list of everyone with
-   standing access (with a live countdown for the 3-hour ones) each with a
-   **Forget** (revoke) button that bites immediately.
+5. **While connected**, the "Who can connect to your computer" list carries the
+   live state: each technician row shows a status dot (connected / connecting /
+   not connected) and, while a session is active, a green "Viewing your screen"
+   (or "Controlling your screen") chip that pulses gently next to the grant's
+   countdown. Each row has one kill-switch — **Forget** — which disconnects any
+   live session *and* revokes standing access in the same tap, immediately.
 6. **Settings**: a grant-scoped **autostart** policy for surviving a reboot
    mid-repair — `while_granted` (the default: start with Windows only while an
    active technician grant is open), `always`, or `off`; the separate
@@ -114,8 +116,9 @@ implements them on the AllMyStuff node):
 
 Events re-emitted onto the Tauri bus for the UI:
 `cec://request { tech, agent_name, want_control, session_id, verification_code }`
-(drives the modal), `cec://session { session_id, state }` (the banner), and
-`cec://grants { grants }` (the access list).
+(drives the modal), `cec://session { session_id, state }` (the access list's
+live dot + "viewing your screen" chip), and `cec://grants { grants }` (the
+access list).
 
 The background service is handled by `cec-support-service` directly (not the
 node), via the `service_*` Tauri commands.

gui/src-tauri/Cargo.toml

@@ -51,11 +51,11 @@ tauri-plugin-single-instance = "2"
 # media planes, and the node control socket the client drives. Reused in "CEC
 # client (customer) mode". Git deps on the sibling branch that adds the CEC
 # node commands; not yet published, so this won't resolve in this sandbox.
-allmystuff-node = { git = "https://github.com/mrjeeves/AllMyStuff", tag = "v0.2.44" }
+allmystuff-node = { git = "https://github.com/mrjeeves/AllMyStuff", tag = "v0.2.45" }
 # The CEC wire contract + Support-ID derivation, and the three-choice consent
 # store — the customer's per-technician approvals.
-allmystuff-cec-protocol = { git = "https://github.com/mrjeeves/AllMyStuff", tag = "v0.2.44" }
-allmystuff-cec-consent = { git = "https://github.com/mrjeeves/AllMyStuff", tag = "v0.2.44" }
+allmystuff-cec-protocol = { git = "https://github.com/mrjeeves/AllMyStuff", tag = "v0.2.45" }
+allmystuff-cec-consent = { git = "https://github.com/mrjeeves/AllMyStuff", tag = "v0.2.45" }
 
 # The client's OWN OS-service installer (never AllMyStuff's), so installing the
 # background service never clobbers an existing AllMyStuff install.

gui/src-tauri/src/main.rs

@@ -1211,15 +1211,15 @@ fn run_id() -> ExitCode {
 
 fn print_help() {
     println!(
-        "CEC Support {ver} — one-tap remote help from Critical Error Computing.
+        "CEC Support {ver}, one-tap remote help from Critical Error Computing.
 
 USAGE:
     cec-support [COMMAND]
 
     With no command, opens the CEC Support app (what a customer runs).
 
 COMMANDS:
-    run [--service]   Start the client agent headless — join the Silent support
+    run [--service]   Start the client agent headless: join the Silent support
                       mesh and wait. `--service` is the mode the OS service runs.
     service <verb>    Install/manage the background service so CEC Support can
                       reconnect after reboots during a repair