The ignore rule matched "share-*" but not the binary's actual name,
"share", so every build was committed and pushed. Ignore the binary
explicitly and untrack it; releases now carry the built artifacts.
count and a startup hang
- src/daemon/persist.go: rooms.json records every active room so a
restarted daemon (crash, reboot, or "share stop" then relaunch) resumes
them automatically. A --one-time room clears itself once it finishes
on its own; anything else stays persisted since it only ever stops via
an explicit Stop.
- "share restart": stops the running daemon, waits for it to actually
release its socket, then relaunches it the same detached way
EnsureRunning does.
- Fixed a real startup hang: resuming persisted rooms used to block
before the daemon's Accept loop ever started, so a slow/unreachable
relay in one persisted room could leave the daemon looking "alive" to
IsRunning() while unable to answer any request — including its own
successor's attempt to detect and clean up a stuck instance. Resuming
now runs in the background instead. Added deadlines on both ends so a
stuck daemon fails fast with an actionable message rather than hanging.
- Fixed peer counts being inflated by duplicate connections: two peers
can end up with more than one link to each other (both sides happened
to dial at once). Links now carry the remote peer's ID (known
immediately when we dialed them, learned from their first manifest
otherwise), and Status dedupes by that ID.
TZGyn