Keep local terminals usable during cloud outages - #101
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When Fly/Centrifugo becomes unreachable, the dashboard currently blocks access to terminals even when their Local/P2P connection remains healthy. This change keeps the dashboard usable and lets known local bridges reconnect during cloud discovery failures.
Scope: an already-open authenticated dashboard. Offline page reloads, newly discovered/restarted bridges with changed credentials, and session-management RPCs still require cloud access. No bridge protocol changes or deployment are included.
Validation: all 248 UI tests pass on the latest main, including outage/recovery coverage;
npx tsc --noEmitandgit diff --checkpass. Network-outage scenarios use mocked transports; no live outage test was performed.