fix(app): keep library date headers sticky#355
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On the library home feed, date bucket labels such as Today and Yesterday used to scroll away with the session rows, making it harder to keep date context while navigating long histories. This change renders the recent-session buckets through react-virtuoso's grouped list so date headers stay pinned at the top of the scroll surface until the next bucket replaces them, while keeping pinned and other non-sticky sections in the normal list header area. Verified with
pnpm --filter @spool/app exec tsc --noEmit.