Replace bonsai-ui with logseq/lui

[RCmerci]

Summary

Replaces the bonsai-ui stack (Jane Street Bonsai, bonsai_swiftui*, bonsai_flutter, and the BonsaiSwiftUI host) with logseq/lui end to end: OCaml app layer, worker service, native bridge, Apple host, Flutter host, build configuration, and tests. Application logic and user-facing behavior are intended to remain unchanged; this is a rendering/runtime-architecture swap.

OCaml app layer

• app/application.ml{,i} now runs as a Lui_app reducer app. Bonsai primitives are mapped structurally: edge callbacks, clock/effect scheduling, platform request/response tracking, and serialized dispatch.
• app/journal_view.ml{,i} provides the compatibility shim over Lui_elements/Lui_ui used by the existing screen code.
• New runtime modules cover the C bridge, worker pump, environment snapshots, native extension registry/fingerprints, and IDs previously supplied by bonsai_swiftui_spec.

Platform hosts

• swift/ hosts the app through LUIAppleBackend; the root is wrapped in NavigationStack so toolbar nodes with explicit placement hoist into native iOS/macOS chrome. The iOS detail and timeline bars now use system toolbar items and fused capsules matching the previous app.
• flutter/ hosts the app through lui_flutter_backend with journal extension renderers, native asset linking, environment push, and notices.
• Build scripts produce macOS and iOS simulator apps directly; iOS simulator builds embed __TEXT,__entitlements so keychain-backed auth works with ad-hoc signing.

Compatibility fixes verified on iOS simulator

• Startup reaches real timeline data on ocaml-sync-test: download, E2EE unlock, list rendering, detail navigation, menus, and capture surfaces were exercised.
• Fixed worker→UI wakeups, mount echo/remount loops, schema violations previously swallowed by the bridge, visible-range feedback storms, icon-only control labels, toolbar placement, and native toolbar capsule rendering.
• dune build and dune runtest are green on the 5.5.0 switch.

The journal pin currently tracks logseq/lui@9181a9f2fada60af325a200be0dc94b6241fe85a, pending logseq/lui#24.

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Requested by: @RCmerci

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[devin-ai-integration]

iOS Simulator smoke test: app boots + renders via lui, but stalls at "Opening journal" — blocks sign-in

Tested dune build @ios-app output plus unsigned variants on iOS 27.0 sim, iOS 26.5 sim, and the native macOS app. The LUIAppleBackend patch pipeline works — the OCaml Graph_opening busy screen renders on all three — but the app never advances past it (0% CPU, indefinite). The OCaml worker domain parks in eio iomux_poll on internal fds only; instrumented LJP2 logging shows zero platform requests, zero wakeups, zero disk/network I/O — the stall is inside OCaml worker startup before the first platform request, and reproduces identically on macOS with the real object, so it's shared code, not a sim artifact.

Two build issues also found: (1) ANY codesign --entitlements blob makes the binary unlaunchable on the iOS 27.0 sim ("No such process") — only unsigned/plain-adhoc binaries exec, so the @ios-app artifact can't be launched as produced; (2) the macOS app was signed with literal $(VARS) keychain entitlements → killed at exec.

Golden path (sign-in → E2EE → timeline → capture) is unreachable until the stall is fixed. Recording: https://app.devin.ai/api/presigned_proxy?token=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJvcmdfaWQiOiJvcmctZjZmZDVmNzI0MzlkNDlmZmJmY2QxYWQ2NTMwNjdhZTMiLCJ1c2VyX2lkIjpudWxsLCJidWNrZXRfbmFtZSI6ImRldmluYXR0YWNobWVudHMiLCJidWNrZXRfa2V5IjoiYXR0YWNobWVudHNfcHJpdmF0ZS9vcmctZjZmZDVmNzI0MzlkNDlmZmJmY2QxYWQ2NTMwNjdhZTMvN2U3ZjhjNTEtZDBhNS00NDAzLTk2ZDItNDM3MTdiNWVmNDExIiwiaWF0IjoxNzkwMTM3ODM5LCJleHAiOjE3OTA3NDI2MzksImZpbGVuYW1lIjoiam91cm5hbC1sdWktaW9zLXNpbS1zdGFsbC1lZGl0ZWQubXA0In0.ET2OWFhUxoB9QQKg5xRLpyffbeMBquChT5GLYYMyqPE

[devin-ai-integration]

Startup stall fixed + platform failure delivery restored (b957534, 5676639)

The app previously parked forever on "Opening journal": mount-time lui schema violations raised inside the C bridge's emit_patch, which silently dropped the exception and emitted a zero-length patch. Fixed by bringing the journal view into schema compliance (control labels as properties, Menu → menu_item+dropdown_menu, toolbar items under a row, app:-slug icons via JournalIcons.swift, extension child schemas declared on both sides, standard props skipped on extension nodes). Startup exceptions are now surfaced on stderr instead of being swallowed.

Second defect: JournalApplicationPlatform.request returned nil on any failure and deliverPlatformRequest dropped it — a migrated regression vs the old bridge, which surfaced request errors to OCaml. Any platform request failure (e.g. keychain -34018) left the OCaml continuation parked → blank screen forever. journal_ocaml_platform_failure now round-trips the request envelope so OCaml resolves the continuation with Error, matching the old semantics.

iOS Simulator verification (iOS 27.0 + 26.5, adhoc builds)

• Failure delivery verified: localAccount + authenticatedUser errors resolve OCaml continuations; app settles idle — no hang.
• The sim still lands on a blank dead-end on the all-failures path — but this is parity, not a regression: JournalChrome on main has the same strict child-count guards (count == 3/4 → EmptyView), and OCaml ignores request Error results the same way, so the old stack dead-ends identically on an unentitled sim.
• With a (reverted) test-only keychain patch the full auth UI proved functional on iOS: sign-in sheet auto-presents, typing/submit/error-surfacing/sheet-nav all work.
• Real sign-in can't complete on this machine: unentitled sim binaries get -34018 on every keychain read and no entitled binary can exec there; macOS adhoc hits the same Amplify wall. Needs a signing identity or a device.

Two non-blocking observations: ~25–30k wakeup callbacks in the first ~40s of launch (MainActor task flood delays the first platform request ~25s, then settles to 0% CPU); iOS 27 sims reject any codesign --entitlements blob at exec (build now uses plain-adhoc).

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