feat(websearch): Chrome-first browser detection, TUI browser picker & process cleanup - #202
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# Conflicts: # source/mcp/utils/filesystem/native-edit.utils.ts
重要更新：兼容了 deepseek responses 请求中的 `response.reasoning_text.delta` update dependencies and migrate to @modelcontextprotocol/client - Added @modelcontextprotocol/client and @modelcontextprotocol/node as dependencies. - Refactored imports in notebook.ts and todo.ts to use @modelcontextprotocol/client. - Updated MCPConfigScreen.tsx with protocol notes for MCP server configuration. - Enhanced mcpToolsManager.ts to support the 2026-07-28 MCP protocol, including cache hints and MRTR. - Adjusted tool execution logic to handle input_required responses transparently.
- detectBrowserCandidates(): list all installed Chrome/Edge-family browsers per platform (win32 Chrome first incl. LOCALAPPDATA, darwin, linux, WSL) - findBrowserExecutable() now reuses it, keeping runtime and TUI consistent - Chrome preferred as it avoids Edge's phantom Alt+Tab residue after headless runs
- killBrowserProcess() now uses taskkill /T /F, then sweeps remaining chrome.exe processes holding the per-process profile dir as last resort - bounded CDP Browser.close budget so shutdown cleanup can never hang - WSL error hint now points at Chrome path first
- browserPath editing now offers a selectable list of detected browsers (Chrome/Edge), an auto-detect (clear) option and a manual input fallback - non-editing view shows the actually detected browser path - new i18n key manualInputOption (zh/zh-TW/en)
- exitWithCleanup() in cli.tsx runs global cleanup (browser/MCP/OTEL/Ink) with a bounded 5s wait before process.exit - task executor, loop daemon and agent child worker close the Puppeteer browser they launched instead of orphaning headless Chrome
- native Win32 helper destroys top-level Chromium-family windows whose owning process has exited (EdgeUiInput* classes linger in Alt+Tab) - phantomWindowCleanup.ts exposes the sweep; windows of running browsers are never touched
- Windows auto-detect priority is now Chrome > Edge, with Linux probe order and manual browserPath guidance
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Summary
Improves the web-search browser layer across detection, UI and lifecycle:
Chrome-first auto-detection (cdd1440)
TUI browser path picker (9e4db05)
Browser process lifecycle cleanup
Windows phantom-window sweep (4b2912d)
Docs (3fba7e2) — proxy/browser settings now document the Chrome-first priority and probe order
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