release 1.3.2: anchor primer WebView in hidden window for reliable startup fetch
Every launch now loads claude.ai in a real (off-screen, invisible) NSWindow so WebKit doesn't throttle JS execution. The nav delegate fires adoptPrimerWebView once the page loads, replacing the old 1.5 s sleep-then-refresh approach.
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## What's new in v1.3.1
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## What's new in v1.3.2
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### Privacy
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- Diagnostics panel no longer displays API response bodies, which could contain account and financial data. Status codes, error messages, cookie names, and request paths are still shown.
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### Reliability
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- Data now loads automatically on every app launch without requiring manual re-authentication. The background WebView is anchored in a hidden window so macOS no longer throttles its JavaScript execution.
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