* feat(setup): the backend plays the desktop opening (hello, name, accent) as real setup_choose calls
A desktop /initiate-setup turn whose history has no setup_choose call now runs a
scripted prelude before its first model call: the intro text with the name card,
then a line with the name and the accent card. Each step goes through the unchanged
run_tool_round (row persisted before the tool runs, interim text and tool events
emitted, tool hooks fired); the same turn then continues with the model, whose first
words start at the apps card. No system prompt change, no user row added, no API call
counted. CLI, TUI and the messaging gateway keep the model-only opening.
Also: the first-contact note never fires in the marked setup profile, and a stored
[/initiate-setup] row projects as /initiate-setup instead of the whole skill body.
* fix(setup): a relaunch mid-opening replays only the unanswered cards, with one recovery owner
The desktop intro sends /initiate-setup again when a relaunch cut the opening off. The prelude
used to skip as soon as the history held any setup_choose call, so the model had to ask the rest
(after the name answer it skipped the accent card). Now the prelude plays only the opening cards
with no answer, and does not repeat a line already in the chat. It matches lines by text because
a resumed history keeps an unanswered card's row but drops its call.
The same relaunch also scheduled the desktop auto-continue of the cut-off turn. That continuation
raced the app's resend: the resend became a redirect, its row lost display_kind hidden (a visible
/initiate-setup bubble after reload) and a "resumed interrupted turn" row appeared. While the
setup intro is unseen the app owns recovery of that turn, so auto-continue clears its marker.
Docs: the setup offer line never fires in the setup profile; the desktop app asks the opening
questions itself.