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Preserve markdown indentation in rendered instructions
MarkdownRenderer now calls trim() on every input line before parsing. Any captured prompt that uses leading whitespace for structure, such as nested bullets or indented code blocks in the AGENTS/INSTRUCTIONS payloads we already fixture in tests/fixtures/protocols/openai-responses/request.json, loses that hierarchy here. Because SystemView renders those prompts through this component, the app can show materially different instructions than the model actually received.
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Enable Windows auto-update before publishing metadata
This workflow now publishes Windows updater artifacts (latest.yml and blockmaps), but src/main/update/update-service.ts still hard-codes supported = platform === "darwin" && isPackaged, and src/shared/update.ts still tells non-macOS users updates are unsupported. For every packaged Windows build produced here, the Settings update flow will still no-op and display the macOS-only message, so the new release metadata cannot actually be consumed in-app.
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Preserve user data on Windows uninstall
Setting nsis.deleteAppDataOnUninstall to true makes the Windows uninstaller remove the same userData directory that src/main/index.ts passes into AppBootstrap, where src/main/bootstrap/app-bootstrap.ts stores profiles.json and agent-trace.db. In practice, a routine uninstall/reinstall of a broken build will now wipe every saved profile and captured trace for Windows users, which is a destructive regression for the new release path.
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