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Post-release sync — step 8 of RELEASE.md, the step whose omission caused the last divergence.

Brings master back into develop so the branches agree:

  • 0.0.34 version bump across all package.json.
  • fix: drop chrome.alarms permission (0.0.30 release) #64chrome.alarms permission removal + setTimeout drop-check. develop was still carrying the old alarms code; this converges it onto master's deliberate decision (no more stale divergence on this surface).
  • copilot-review.yml workflow (was master-only).

master strictly contains develop (0 develop-only commits), so there's nothing to reconcile — this is a clean catch-up. After merge, develop and master agree and the next release starts from a clean base.

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BitHighlander and others added 10 commits April 5, 2026 00:31
Includes watch-only mode support and 5 previously-merged bug-fix PRs
(content-ui bar removal, balance forceRefresh dedup, EVM handler fixes,
Solana handler fixes, vault messaging).
release: 0.0.29 — dApp resilience pass + MetaMask masking default ON
Chrome Web Store update prompts users on permission additions, and `alarms`
was added in #55 just to keep the 45s post-broadcast drop-check firing across
service-worker idle eviction. The drop-check is diagnostic UX (warns the
user when a tx isn't propagating), not load-bearing for tx safety — the
8s check still uses setTimeout (< 30s, always fires), and during active
dApp interaction the SW is kept warm by block-polling so 45s setTimeout
fires in the common case anyway. When the SW idles immediately after
broadcast, we miss the 45s warning; the tx outcome is unchanged.

Removes:
  - alarms permission from chrome-extension/manifest.js
  - chrome.alarms.create + onAlarm listener in ethereumHandler
  - DROP_CHECK_ALARM_PREFIX constant + name-encoded delay parsing

Bumps to 0.0.30.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts:
#	chrome-extension/package.json
#	package.json
#	packages/dev-utils/package.json
#	packages/hmr/package.json
#	packages/i18n/package.json
#	packages/shared/package.json
#	packages/storage/package.json
#	packages/tailwind-config/package.json
#	packages/tsconfig/package.json
#	packages/ui/package.json
#	packages/vite-config/package.json
#	packages/zipper/package.json
#	pages/content-runtime/package.json
#	pages/content-ui/package.json
#	pages/content/package.json
#	pages/devtools-panel/package.json
#	pages/devtools/package.json
#	pages/options/package.json
#	pages/side-panel/package.json
#	tests/e2e/package.json
Release of develop → master: gas-estimate RPC failover + fee-card fixes
(#65), legacy window.solana / Phantom masking (#66), CI unblock (#67).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
release: 0.0.32 — gas-estimate failover, Solana legacy provider, CI unblock
# Conflicts:
#	chrome-extension/package.json
#	package.json
#	packages/dev-utils/package.json
#	packages/hmr/package.json
#	packages/i18n/package.json
#	packages/shared/package.json
#	packages/storage/package.json
#	packages/tailwind-config/package.json
#	packages/tsconfig/package.json
#	packages/ui/package.json
#	packages/vite-config/package.json
#	packages/zipper/package.json
#	pages/content-runtime/package.json
#	pages/content-ui/package.json
#	pages/content/package.json
#	pages/devtools-panel/package.json
#	pages/devtools/package.json
#	pages/options/package.json
#	pages/side-panel/package.json
#	tests/e2e/package.json
@BitHighlander BitHighlander merged commit 4f18adf into develop Jun 24, 2026
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