[codex] Add ignored app and process controls - #31
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Summary
ListenBar can now persistently ignore noisy listening applications and command-line processes, while keeping ignored entries recoverable from the menu.
Applications are identified by bundle identifier. Command-line processes are identified by their absolute executable path, so the ignore rule remains effective when the process restarts with a different PID. The menu also explains that selecting an ignored item restores it, while retaining the existing eye icon semantics.
Problem and user impact
Frequently running applications and development tools can keep stable listeners open for long periods, adding noise to the process and port list. Previously, users had no way to hide these known listeners without losing visibility into the rest of the system.
Using a PID as the ignored identity would not solve the problem because PIDs change after restart. It would also make the ignored-items menu misleading if it persisted a process label containing an expired PID.
Root cause
The scan results were applied directly to the visible state, and settings only stored the automatic refresh mode. There was no stable persisted identity for an application or executable, no visibility-filtering layer, and no menu flow for restoring hidden entries.
Changes
IgnoredProcessItemmodel with stable application and executable identities.AppSettings, including backward-compatible decoding, identity validation, and deduplication.Select an item to show it againsection header while retaining the existingeye.slash,eye, and restore-all icons.Validation
SwiftFormat 0.62.1: 0 files require formatting.tuist generate --no-open: succeeded.-testLanguage zh-Hansand code signing disabled.jq empty ListenBar/Resources/Localizable.xcstrings: passed.git diff --check HEAD^ HEAD: passed.