feat: attach structured context to desktop diagnostic uploads - #2252
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Desktop support uploads now include a bounded JSON report alongside the log, with operation stages, return outcomes, and explicit coverage gaps. Existing diagnostic payloads remain accepted, Discord mentions are disabled, and webhook delivery requests confirmation.
Validation: all 12 desktop-log-upload tests, scoped Biome, and git diff --check pass. Actual webhook delivery was not exercised. The structured operation producer will be delivered with the desktop release PR #2219; existing clients remain compatible.
The PR appears safe to merge with no outstanding findings.
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