Per W3C spec, purpose: "monochrome" icons use only the alpha channel
as the silhouette; RGB is ignored and replaced with the platform
theme color. The previous monochrome-icon.png was a black-on-white
RGB image with no alpha, so Safari (macOS PWAs) and Chrome (Android
themed icons) treated every pixel as opaque and painted the whole
1024x1024 canvas with theme_color (#ffa4c0) - a solid pink tile.
Regenerate as RGBA with the silhouette in alpha (derived from the
favicon's alpha channel via a sharp-based helper script). Rename to
monochromeicon.png to bust Safari's stuck PWA icon cache from prior
broken installs.
- Use buildLoopbackClientId(window.location) for dev to include port in redirect URI
- Bind Vite dev server to 127.0.0.1 explicitly
- Remove scope override in signInRedirect (use metadata default)
- Clear OAuth callback params from URL after session restore
- Replace follows badge with DaisyUI tabs (All / Following)
- Use separate PublicNoteList instances per tab to isolate v-infinite-scroll state
- Add isLoading guard in onLoadMore to prevent concurrent fetches
