Run the platform on macOS end to end, and make the Storybook tell the truth - #58
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Run the platform on macOS end to end, and make the Storybook tell the truth#58MChrys wants to merge 82 commits into
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51 commits across three strands. macOS: Ganymede, a gateway on Apple container, the container broker, launchd supervision and a VPN whose tunnel survives Apple's UDP proxy — a second, additive path beside the canonical Linux one, which is untouched. Storybook: an inventory of every story the repo has ever held (269 files, 21 genuinely lost, 97 components that never had one), all 117 titles put back under
Views > Components > Resource > Assets, and the defects that sweep found by loading all 259 stories in a real browser — an infinite render loop inTagsBar, node backgrounds pointing at a package that ships no SVG, a missing module provider that killed fourteen Jupyter stories, and stories that needed a proxy nobody had started. UI: alocalbutton besidecloud, and the service card gains run control and live presence to match the notebook card it sits beside.Also here: PKCE was impossible because the OpenAPI spec required
client_secret, so no public client could enrol; a tag edit landed on the wrong tag after any parent re-render; and a project's collaborative state now survives its gateway restarting.