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Run Readflow on demand from the Mac Applications folder - #13
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Readflow now appears only after clicking its Chrome toolbar icon, and the Python bridge can run only while the native Readflow Mac app is open.
Opening the app starts the bridge; quitting or closing its window stops it, with an EOF pipe also preventing an orphaned bridge if the app exits unexpectedly.
The app installs in the user Applications folder, uses the permanent checkout and its existing
.env, and includes a cassette icon, readiness status, retry controls, and startup logs.The README explains installation and removing the optional always-on login service.
This PR includes and supersedes the changes in #12, including the browser recovery test fix.
Validation:
The app was installed locally and the login service removed.
After merging and pulling, rebuild and reload the extension to get the toolbar behavior; the installed Mac app is already ready to use on this Mac.