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fix: keep Dashboard inside the existing popup - #9
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The Dashboard button previously opened a separate desktop window. It now changes the page inside Fleet's existing tray popup, with Back returning to usage and Refresh/Settings kept visible above the scrolling detail.
Removed the extra window, taskbar entry and unused icon dependency. The detailed charts, full reported limits, local token/model/project history and coverage notes remain, with summary and tables fitted to the popup's existing width. Navigation resets scroll, data updates preserve it, and stale dashboard requests are ignored. README, provider docs, screenshots and download references now describe 0.4.1.
Validation: 310 offline tests passed; native build has zero warnings/errors. The isolated native check confirms the actual Dashboard and Back buttons retain one window and the same root, refresh preserves page/scroll, numeric cells fit, tray message/file navigation works, stale requests are ignored, and closing resets to usage. Offscreen tests skip desktop activation, capture and cursor watching.