chore(dev): add linux dev container for macos hosts - #1896
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agentOS runs Linux-only, so the engine, sidecar, and VMs live in a container while the working tree stays on the host. node_modules, the cargo target, and the toolchain build trees are container-owned volumes so host edits are visible without dragging darwin-native binaries into Linux.
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- Buffer ReadableStream request bodies and strip `duplex`. Chrome
requires HTTP/2 for request streaming, so every action POST failed
with ERR_ALPN_NEGOTIATION_FAILED over cleartext HTTP/1.1.
- Attach by actor id via `getForId(...).connect()`. The previous
`useActor({name, id})` call passed a field that does not exist behind
a type-suppressing cast, so no tab received live events.
- Normalize omitted `args` in the process tree, which threw on render.
- Give the VM state chip the bordered pill treatment its neighbours use.
Interactive PTY shells in the dashboard, rendered with Ghostty's VT parser. Input is raw passthrough: the kernel's line discipline owns echo, editing, and signal generation. Shell enumeration is server-owned. A shell outlives the page that opened it and holds the VM awake, so a client that lost its page must still be able to find it; `listShells` replaces any client-side tracking. The actor also keeps a headless emulator per shell, fed the same chunks it broadcasts, and serializes it back to ANSI on demand. Without it a reattaching client sees a blank pane until the guest repaints, which a full-screen program never does unprompted. Every broadcast carries a sequence number matching the snapshot's, so a client applies the repaint and then only the chunks past it. Also fixes `health.booted`, which was permanently false: racing a settled promise against an immediate value always loses, because `.catch()` still schedules a microtask.
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Remove the globalThis.fetch override (fetch-compat.ts) that buffered ReadableStream request bodies for HTTP/1.1 compatibility. Export ShellSnapshot and ShellReplayMode from the package index so downstream consumers (agentos-apps) can name them in generated declarations.
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agentOS runs Linux-only, so the engine, sidecar, and VMs live in a
container while the working tree stays on the host. node_modules, the
cargo target, and the toolchain build trees are container-owned volumes
so host edits are visible without dragging darwin-native binaries into
Linux.