feat: make hosted ShotSync a compact sync gallery - #10
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The hosted homepage currently puts quota information, upload forms and device configuration ahead of everyday transfers. Replace that dashboard with the compact gallery used by the self-hosted experience: a toolbar for text/images, refresh and settings, followed immediately by content tiles.
Image selection, drag/drop and paste upload directly; text uses a composer; opening a tile exposes copy/download/share/delete. Account, retention, quotas and device tokens move into settings. Visible pages sync every 25 seconds, pause in the background and stop after repeated failures. Lazy previews share a two-request queue and retain cached content across list refreshes.
Keep existing Supabase memory-JWT/refresh, recovery codes and API protocols. Guard session changes and dialog lifetimes so late requests cannot upload across accounts, erase a new draft or expose a dismissed device token. No backend/schema changes or new dependencies.
Validation: TypeScript, targeted UI tests, independent code review and real-browser Worker/D1/R2 integration. Browser coverage includes image selection/paste, text, cached previews, cross-device refresh, viewer copy/download/share/delete, settings/device tokens, mobile/desktop overflow, account recovery, 90-day/permanent retention and late-response regressions. Only external provider/Turnstile boundaries are mocked.