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Tauri helpers

Requirements

IDRequirement
LTERM-TAURI-001The Tauri plugin MUST provide typed commands, scoped permissions, channels, enable/disable and teardown helpers. Disabled runtimes reject new work and close sessions. Cancelled exit requests MUST preserve sessions; actual exit MUST clean up. Node and Deno MUST NOT be runtime dependencies.

Integration

The plugin builder installs commands, generated permissions and Channel-based frame delivery. Its default permission is empty; lapis-terminal:session is an explicit host grant. Rust TerminalExt exposes enable/disable/shutdown. ExitRequested and CloseRequested do not tear down sessions; actual Exit and WindowEvent::Destroyed do. No shell/filesystem/clipboard plugin is required.

The standalone native demo validates these boundaries with production frontend assets and CSP. Only its native-smoke build feature adds test controls.

The cold macOS native demo now requires the real /bin/sh initial prompt to reach the viewport before sending any input. This strengthens existing LTERM-TAURI-001 acceptance without changing plugin commands or host policy; full runtime captures preserve that idle output across initial resizing.