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fix(workspace): show shared agents in sidebar - #791
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Shared agents were usable but absent from the sidebar because it filtered exclusively by ownership. Rename the section to “Agents” and show owned agents alongside agents the backend permits the current viewer to contact directly, in both desktop and mobile navigation.
Use the viewer-specific
canStartThreadpermission rather than the general sharing flag: thread-only visibility or sharing with someone else must not imply direct access. Keep removed agents hidden and retain offline agents. Update English and Chinese labels.Validation: four focused roster/rendering tests passed, covering shared visibility, revocation, private/thread-only exclusion, and existing navigation/unread behavior. Clean TypeScript checking passed with incremental caching disabled (the initial cached run reported a stale error in unchanged code).