State layer hardening#21
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The app's state could jump backwards for a moment: a check in flipping back to "not checked in", a registration reverting, a session you just made flickering in the list. It was a timing thing, a stale read landing after a fresher update and overwriting it.
This PR makes confirmed state only ever move forward, so a late or out of order read can't undo something newer. Your own transactions (register, check in, create or cancel a session) now show up in the UI right away through a pending layer that rolls back if they fail and clears once the chain confirms, without ever touching confirmed state. State is also saved on every change and repainted on a cold start, so a slow connection no longer leaves you on a blank screen, and things like bookmarks and hidden sessions move to storage that survives a mobile WebView eviction.