Use the raw store-index file in the public chain-modules/reclaim repo
(git.flemming.ai/chain-modules/reclaim/raw/branch/main/store.yaml) —
stable, no release-tag churn, fetched by the hub's StoreIndex::from_url.
The availability probe flips the row to 'Add' automatically once reclaim
publishes the file.
Signed-off-by: flemming-it <stefan.a.flemming@googlemail.com>
- store: repair the filter dialog crash (a Spacer lived directly in
AlertDialog.actions, which is an OverflowBar, not a Flex — it threw
and rendered a broken dialog). Buttons now sit in a Row.
- store: promote the module-store manager from a bare icon to a
labelled 'Add store' button, and fully localize the dialog (DE/EN).
- store: add a curated 'Suggested stores' shelf with one-click
add/remove (first entry: Recl∆Im). Each suggestion is probed for
reachability and shows 'not available yet' until its index is
published, instead of failing only on click. Fail-open on network
errors so a transient hiccup never hides a real store.
- sidebar: the channel pill is now a one-click channel switcher
(menu with per-channel running state + active check; switching
writes ~/.chain/current-channel, restarts the daemon, and Studio
repoints to the new channel).
- approvals: lead the card with the human prompt ('what am I
releasing?') and demote the flow/step id to a metadata line; clear
fallback when the step left the prompt empty.
- welcome: tidy the docs grid into equal-height paired rows with a
full-width trailing card for the odd one out.
Signed-off-by: flemming-it <stefan.a.flemming@googlemail.com>
A store icon in the Store app bar opens a dialog that lists the
configured module stores + the bundled seed (with per-source module
counts), lets the operator add a store by index URL (the hub fetches +
merges it live so its modules appear immediately), and remove a store.
Backed by the new ListStores/AddStore/RemoveStore RPCs + SDK methods.
This is how a domain app's published modules (e.g. reclaim's) become
visible in the Store without touching the CLI.
Signed-off-by: flemming-it <stefan.a.flemming@googlemail.com>
