3d9ddb725e
Bot Mode rows pre-warm their backend on pointer entry. For a row that lives
on an SSH registry source, "warm" meant openGatewayForAgent → main
ensureRegistryBackend → bootstrapSshConnection, i.e. open the tunnel and run
`hermes -p <bot> serve --isolated` on the remote box. Sweeping the pointer
across a roster of specialists spawned one isolated serve per bot and the
cascade knocked the window's own primary chat over (WebSocket 1012).
The docs promise SSH sources stay connect-on-demand until you open an agent,
so the guard lives in the single speculative-warm resolver
(store/profile.ts::prewarmProfileBackend): a registry connection of kind
'ssh' is never dialed by a hover; explicit opens are unchanged and same-box
Remote gateways still warm.
Salvages the hover half of #89769 (@bblicke1). The other half — preferring a
same-install Remote gateway over an SSH primary in the roster collapse — is
not reachable on current main: SSH sources are enumerated without an
install_id (c2c3058eca), so they never join a collapse group, and
re-routing the active primary's rows would re-introduce the doubled-roster
class (#88344) in the renderer merger. Left for a design call.
Part of #89756
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