feat(sender): remember the virtual display resolution per receiver#122
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macOS does not reliably persist resolution for these hot-plugged virtual displays, and the session re-imposed the receiver-advertised default each connect. Capture the user's chosen mode via a display-reconfiguration callback (keyed by virtual-display identity) and re-apply it on reconnect, matching pixel size so HiDPI vs Standard is preserved.
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macOS doesn't reliably persist resolution for these hot-plugged virtual displays, and the session re-imposed the receiver-advertised default (e.g. HiDPI 2560×1440) on every connect.
Capture the user's chosen mode via a display-reconfiguration callback (keyed by virtual-display identity) and re-apply it on reconnect, matching pixel size so HiDPI vs Standard is preserved.
Test: set a non-default resolution while connected, reconnect → the choice sticks (one-time re-set per receiver, since nothing is stored on first connect).