fix(desktop): suppress crash prompt when a system reboot killed the session (#2751)#701
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…ession (#2751) The boot-time dirty-shutdown scan now records the kernel boot-session identity (kern.bootsessionuuid on macOS) plus liveness and power markers in the sentinel. When the next launch sees a different kernel session, an OS-shutdown marker, or a never-resumed suspend marker, the previous session was ended by the machine, not the app: the report invitation is suppressed and a log breadcrumb is written instead. A fresh minidump overrides suppression (kernel panics never write app minidumps), and missing identity on either side fails open to the previous prompting behavior. PRD-7474 GitOrigin-RevId: 40baa17f17ce7c3eb3c796a0a58c2433776ddb1e
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Copybara-translated 1 Inkeep OSS change. Rebase-merge this PR so the prepared commit lands directly on public main.