Sync the self-hosting stack

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@@ -9,6 +9,39 @@ 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 — Long conversations open quickly, and you can search inside them `web 0.136.0`
 A conversation of several hundred turns had become slow in a way that spread past itself. Opening one
 took the better part of half a minute. Once it was open the rest of the console went with it — the
 notification bell, which has nothing to do with the transcript, took fifteen seconds to drop its
 list. The cause was one number: the browser was laying out sixty thousand elements, and every part of
 the app that asked it a question about the page had to wait for all of them.
 **The transcript now only measures the turns you can actually see.** Everything above and below stays
 in the page, exactly where it is — nothing is unloaded, nothing is fetched again when you scroll back
 — but the browser stops doing the arithmetic for turns that are off screen. On a seven-hundred-turn
 conversation, opening it went from 24 seconds to under 3, and the notification bell from 29 seconds
 to 2.6. The last few turns are deliberately left out of this, so a streaming reply still lands
 exactly where it should.
 **Coming back to a conversation now puts you back where you were, on the turn you were reading**, not
 at a remembered pixel. The distinction matters now that most of the page is unmeasured: a pixel
 offset means something different every time, and restoring one dropped you tens of turns from where
 you had been. It now remembers the message, which does not move.
 **There is a find bar for the conversation you are in.** ⌘F, Ctrl+F, or the magnifier in the header —
 at every width, including a phone, where scrolling back through four hundred turns is worst. Type and
 every matching message is marked down the side of the transcript, with the words lit inside the one
 you are on; Enter and Shift+Enter walk forward and back through them and wrap around; Escape closes
 it. The counter counts **messages**, not occurrences, and it is exact: it is computed from the
 conversation itself rather than from what happens to be on screen, so "12 / 35" means thirty-five
 turns mention what you typed, including the ones six hundred rows back. Accents and case are ignored
 in both directions — _deploiement_ finds _déploiement_, and so does _DÉPLOIEMENT_.
 Your browser's own Ctrl+F still works on this screen if you press it again while our bar has focus.
 **Self-hosters:** console only. No schema change, no configuration, no new key, nothing to do.
 ## 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