menubar: cap unchanged-refresh skips at five minutes and watch the Kimi Code store - #1356
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Found by running the app from a shell: it logged "skipping unchanged background usage refresh" on every 30-second tick for the whole time two sessions were writing, so the badge, the dock cards and the live-session rows sat on a payload from 25 minutes earlier.
UsageDataChangeGuardstats directories, so appends to an existing transcript never change its snapshot, and it honoured that "unchanged" verdict for 30 minutes. It also watched~/.kimi/sessionsbut not the Kimi Code store at~/.kimi-code.Two changes: the skip ceiling drops to five minutes, matching the resident serve child's own output-memo cap so the refresh it forces is a memo hit when nothing changed, and
~/.kimi-code/sessionsjoins the watched roots. 637 Swift tests pass.