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Add a persistent connection-identity pill to the right-hand statusbar so the
user always knows WHERE a command lands — VS Code's load-bearing "am I local
or remote?" safety cue. More important in SSH mode precisely because the
experience is meant to feel identical to local.
- use-statusbar-items.tsx: new connectionItem rendered next to the version
pills when connection.mode === "remote". SSH remotes read "SSH: user@host";
token/oauth remotes read "Remote: host" — a free win that closes the same
"where am I?" gap for the existing remote modes. Hidden in local mode.
Clicking navigates to Settings (SETTINGS_ROUTE), so the pill doubles as the
switch/disconnect entry point. Network (server) icon, distinct from the
version Hash icon.
- main.cjs: buildRemoteConnection gains a remoteKind ("ssh" | "url") on every
descriptor; the SSH bootstrap passes "ssh" so the pill can label it. The host
is the SSH user@host (or the real backend host for url remotes), never the
127.0.0.1 tunnel.
- global.d.ts: HermesConnection.remoteKind.
- i18n: connectionSsh / connectionRemote / *Tooltip added to types.ts AND every
shipped locale (en, ja, zh, zh-hant) — locale parity.
Renderer typecheck/vitest deferred (no node_modules in the worktree on this
host). Delimiter/marker + i18n key-parity checks pass; main.cjs node --check OK.
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