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Rebuild key inspector and creation around Personal and Bot profiles - #201
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Rebuilds the key inspector around Identity, Active Sessions, SSH, Signature, and Delete Key. Type and capability controls use fresh authenticated core mutations, while active rows use daemon sessions and real Git grants. Creation now offers Personal/Bot independently from SSH and Signature. Removes retired Purpose and approval sheets, host controls, and misleading local unlock windows.
Validation: all 890 tests passed (524 core, 366 app), including four hosted appearance/type cases with long names and profile changes. 636 changed lines. macOS currently blocks live visual inspection because the Mac is locked; hosted bitmap rendering does not validate Liquid Glass compositing. No installed app replacement. Targets ui/refactor.