fix(connections): reflect install progress/state on skill & MCP cards#4224
fix(connections): reflect install progress/state on skill & MCP cards#4224M3gA-Mind wants to merge 1 commit into
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On Connections → Skills, clicking Install on a catalog card showed "Installing…" and a toast, but the card then reverted to "Install": whether it flipped to "Installed" depended entirely on `isCatalogEntryInstalled`, a heuristic that re-maps the refetched installed list back to the catalog entry by slugified id/path. When a registry skill's post-install id/location doesn't map back, the match misses and the only signal of success was a fleeting toast — exactly the reported "toast appears, card unchanged, no persistent state" (tinyhumansai#4150). Track the ids we install this session (`installedEntryIds`) and treat a card as installed if it's in that set OR the heuristic matches, so a successful install deterministically flips the card to "Installed" and keeps it there. The MCP servers tab already reflected state correctly (install dialog → loadInstalled → catalog filters out installed servers); this closes the gap on the skill cards. Adds a regression test: install succeeds while the refetched list does not map back, card still shows "Installed". Closes tinyhumansai#4150
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On Connections → Skills, clicking Install on a catalog card showed "Installing…" + a toast, but the card then reverted to "Install": whether it flipped to "Installed" depended entirely on
isCatalogEntryInstalled, a heuristic that re-maps the refetched installed list back to the catalog entry by slugified id/path. When a registry skill's post-install id/location doesn't map back, the match misses and the only signal of success was a fleeting toast — exactly the reported "toast appears, card unchanged, no persistent state."Fix: track the entry ids installed this session and treat a card as installed if it's in that set OR the heuristic matches, so a successful install deterministically flips the card to "Installed" and keeps it there. The MCP servers tab already reflected state correctly (install dialog sets installing → onSuccess → loadInstalled → catalog filters out installed servers); this closes the gap on the skill cards. Adds a regression test where install succeeds while the refetched list does not map back.
Closes #4150