experiments in a post-browser web
fix(cmd): await init before publishing ext:ready so subscribers are ready for command batches
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app/cmd/background.html
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app/cmd/background.html
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console.log(`[ext:${extId}] background.html loaded`);
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// Signal ready to main process
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// Initialize extension FIRST so its subscribers (cmd:register-batch, etc.)
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// are registered before any other extension publishes commands on ext:ready.
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if (extension.init) {
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console.log(`[ext:${extId}] calling init()`);
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await extension.init();
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}
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// Signal ready to main process — only after subscribers are in place.
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api.publish('ext:ready', {
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id: extId,
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manifest: {
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version: '1.0.0'
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}
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}, api.scopes.SYSTEM);
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// Initialize extension
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if (extension.init) {
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console.log(`[ext:${extId}] calling init()`);
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extension.init();
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}
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// Handle shutdown request from main process
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api.subscribe('app:shutdown', () => {