fix(web): call the app by its own name - #14
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Two dozen strings said "T3 Code" in copy the user reads - update prompts, version-skew hints, Computer Use and Connections settings, the browser-preview notice - even in a build called MT Code. They interpolate APP_DISPLAY_NAME now, which resolves per distro, so the official build is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two dozen user-facing strings hardcoded "T3 Code" — update prompts, version-skew hints, Computer Use and Connections settings, the browser-preview notice — so an MT Code build kept naming the upstream app. They interpolate
APP_DISPLAY_NAMEnow, which resolves per distro, leaving the official build unchanged.Typecheck clean; 198 tests across the touched web suites pass, including the version-skew hint which now asserts against the same source.