fix: pinned panel shows all agents, no crash — fixed height via isPinned (#141), v0.3.3#148
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fix: pinned panel shows all agents, no crash — fixed height via isPinned (#141), v0.3.3#148
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Fixes #141. Previous attempt (PR #147) crashed with SIGABRT — minHeight constraint fought AppKit's layout engine causing an unresolvable constraint abort.
Root cause: NSPanel doesn't propose a size to SwiftUI, so the ScrollView collapsed. The correct fix is to have SwiftUI own the height when in panel mode via a fixed .frame(height: 540) — but only in panel mode (not popover mode where NSPopover owns the height).
Change: PopoverView body now uses .frame(width: 320, height: isPinned ? 540 : nil). When pinned, SwiftUI sizes itself to exactly 540pt. When in popover, nil lets the popover's contentSize control height as before. No constraint conflicts, no crash.
Also reverts the minHeight:440 that caused the crash.