Route remote windows through a trusted local HTTPS proxy so WebView2 accepts secure cookies with self-signed servers. Preserve remote base paths, rewrite origin headers for proxied requests, and keep the certificate helper buildable outside Windows.
## Summary
- Follow-up to #240 to make Windows desktop shutdown reliable this time,
even when the tracked CLI wrapper PID exits before its descendants
- Attach the spawned CLI process to a Windows Job Object with
`KILL_ON_JOB_CLOSE`, so the desktop app owns the whole subtree instead
of relying only on `taskkill /PID <wrapper> /T`
- Keep the current graceful-then-force shutdown path, but add a robust
OS-level fallback that reaps orphaned workspace processes when the
wrapper is already gone
## Root Cause
The previous Windows shutdown logic still depended on the PID tracked by
Tauri. In practice that PID can be a short-lived Node wrapper. Once that
wrapper exits, `taskkill` can report success or PID-not-found while
descendants remain alive, and the desktop app no longer has a reliable
handle to reap them.
## Validation
- `cargo check --manifest-path packages/tauri-app/src-tauri/Cargo.toml`
- `cargo build --release --manifest-path
packages/tauri-app/src-tauri/Cargo.toml`
- Manual local test: orphaned processes are cleaned up after desktop
shutdown
## Summary
- restore the missing desktop View and Window menu controls
- use native reload and window actions where supported instead of
brittle webview-only behavior
- restore the working fullscreen keyboard shortcut while keeping the
zoom menu labels aligned with the intended desktop behavior
## Testing
- cargo check --manifest-path packages/tauri-app/src-tauri/Cargo.toml
Set the same explicit AppUserModelID that the legacy Electron app used so Windows taskbar grouping and notification attribution stay consistent in the Tauri desktop build.
Match the Tauri package, Cargo, and bundle version metadata to the current legacy desktop version so About dialogs and installer artifacts stop reporting 0.1.0.
