Sync the self-hosting stack

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@@ -9,6 +9,46 @@ one of them changed. An entry says which artefact and which version, so `web 0.1
 Every version published to a channel appears here. Nothing is written from memory afterwards: a build
 cannot be published without its entry.
 ## 2026-09-12 — Half the tooltips in the app were the browser's, not Jarvis's `web 0.135.0`
 Hovering the mark beside a conversation drew a dark rounded bubble with a little arrow, in the
 console's own colours, right away. Hovering a badge on a dock row drew a white square box in the
 system font, a second later, with no arrow and nothing in common with the first one. Both were
 tooltips. They looked like they came from two different programs, because one of them did: the second
 was the browser drawing its own, which no stylesheet can reach.
 **Every tooltip in the console is now the same tooltip.** Thirty-eight places were still handing the
 job to the browser: the dock's rows, its badges and its pin; the timestamps in the notification list;
 the subject and the due time of a scheduled wake-up in a transcript; what a tool call was aimed at
 and how risky it was; truncated names in the vault, in the documents panel, in the scope picker, in
 the agents and enrolment-token lists; the fields in the audit log; the shell and process id on a
 terminal, and the state of a recorded session; the next run of a schedule; the step labels in the
 installer; the version detail on the update banner; the licence details; the ceiling chips on an
 asset's access row. All of them draw the console's bubble now — same background, same corners, same
 size of text, same arrow, same delay — and they no longer wait a second to appear.
 **On a phone they now behave like the thing they are attached to.** A browser tooltip never appeared
 on a touch screen at all, so none of this text was reachable there. Where it sits on something you
 tap — a dock row, a conversation link, a menu entry — it still is not, because a bubble that opens on
 tap would race the tap that opens the conversation, and the row prints what matters in its own line
 instead. Where it sits on something inert — a timestamp, a status chip, a step label — tapping it now
 shows the text. That is new.
 **One mark was drawing two of them.** The tile that shows what Jarvis is doing in a conversation
 raised the console's bubble on hover and then, a second later, the browser's underneath it with the
 same word inside. The second one is gone. What a screen reader announces for that tile is unchanged;
 the name never came from the part that was removed.
 **The platform mark in the asset wizard now has no tooltip at all**, rather than a better-looking one.
 It repeated the platform's name in a bubble directly above the same name, printed in bold, an inch to
 its right.
 **And the count of open conversations has gone from the top bar.** It sat next to the notification
 bell and reported how many conversations were on the rail — which the rail says itself, in full, a
 few centimetres away.
 **Self-hosters:** console only. No schema change, no configuration, no new key, nothing to do.
 ## 2026-09-12 — The lightning bolt on a dock row would not say what it meant `web 0.134.0`
 A row in the dock can carry a small glyph after its title: a shield, a lightning bolt, or a dot. The