Combined Kubernetes Logs & Connection Status

This release is about logs and connection awareness: follow the logs of many pods at once, and see at a glance when a cluster drops and comes back.

📜 Combined Logs

• The Logs page streams the logs of a whole set of resources in one view, instead of one pod at a time.
• Logs from the row menu, or press L: open the logs of the selected row straight from a resource list.
• Pod picker with a section per picked resource: add or remove resources and pods without leaving the page.
• Deleted resources are handled: when a picked resource disappears while the page is open, it is flagged instead of breaking the stream.
• Copy kubectl gives you the matching kubectl logs command, one per resource.

🔌 Connection States

• Contexts are Connected, Reconnecting or Disconnected: the Context selector shows amber for reconnecting and red for disconnected, with the cause.
• Automatic reconnect: a Context that drops, from a Wi-Fi cut or a restarting control plane, turns Reconnecting and recovers on its own. Reconnect is also available by hand.
• A truthful Live status dot in the list header: green, amber, red or grey, per Context. A forbidden resource shows as Limited access rather than a failure.
• The Activity count leaves out tasks on Contexts that are not connected.

⚡ Quick Actions & Nodes

• Quick actions sit in the detail tab row, declared per Kind.
• Nodes: Cordon and Uncordon become Pause and Play, with an icon that follows the node's state, and Drain becomes Eject.

🐛 Fixes

• Tab strips no longer scroll vertically or bounce on macOS, and fade at their hidden edges.
• Links no longer start a native drag in the desktop app.

🧹 Misc / Chore

• Updated Go and frontend dependencies, including Wails v3.1.0.