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  the install .cmd. In the rewrite that all becomes an embedded console panel in the app (xterm.js) — no stray Windows Terminal windows ever.

  3. "dirty 1 / dirty 11." That's not a name and it's not about reactor 1 / reactor 11. It's status.ps1:109 — the git worktree column: dirty:N means "this repo
  has N uncommitted changes," clean means none. So dirty:11 = 11 modified files sitting in that repo. I'll relabel it to plain English (11 changed / ✓ clean, or
  a colored dot) in the rewrite — or right now if you want.

  4. The YAML. I syntax-checked every recently-touched one (mcad-app/azure-pipelines-v4.4.plus.yml, build-android/ios/windows.yml, both pubspec.yaml, etc.) —
  they all parse clean. So "won't resolve" is a semantic/tooling failure (Azure Pipelines extends/template/resources not resolving, or flutter pub get
  version-solving, or editor-schema squiggles), not broken syntax. I can't guess which of ~40 files you mean — so I need you to point me at it.

  Two things gate the rest, so let me ask both at once, then I'll start building:

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  ⎿  · You want a real MUI app — good. The one choice that reshapes everything is how we package it, because the current tool's whole point is zero-install on a
     locked-down laptop. What do we build it as? (In all cases the UI is a real MUI / Material-Design-3 app; this is about the shell + install.) (Tauri v2 + 
     React + MUI / Local web / PWA + MUI / Flutter Desktop (M3) / Electron + React + MUI)
     · Which YAML is the one that won't resolve? (Every recent one parses clean, so it's a resolve/tooling error, not syntax — pick the file/area and I'll dig 
     into the real error.) (mcad-app Azure Pipelines / A Flutter pubspec.yaml / mcad-service APIOps yaml / Something else)

 No problem — let me not railroad you into a multiple-choice box. What would you like to clarify or push back on? A few things it might be:

  - On packaging — maybe you already know the target (e.g. "just make it Flutter like everything else," or "I don't care about corporate-laptop signing, go full
  native"), or maybe "MUI3" means something more specific to you than "Material UI for React" and I've mis-framed the whole fork. Tell me the real constraint and
  I'll drop the menu.
  - On the YAML — you might just want to paste the path + the exact error you're staring at, and I'll go straight at it instead of guessing among 40 files.
  - Or something in my four answers above landed wrong.

  What's on your mind?

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❯ if this is for windows desktop we want the purest local implementation of latest ui
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