VirtualFlyBrain/geppetto-vfb: v2.2.10.5

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Clicks survive a dropped connection; production bundle Changes A click made while the connection is down is no longer lost. The client (geppetto-client VFBv2.4.0.4) holds every command issued while the WebSocket is down or being recovered and replays it once a session is back, including after the 5-minute reconnection budget is spent. A resume the server never answers now times out after 15 s and re-establishes the session on the same socket instead of hanging; a socket that dies mid-re-establish, or a session that keeps dropping straight after recovering, re-establishes on the next socket instead of reloading the page. Merged in #1756. VFB keeps retrying in the background after giving up. Once the reconnection budget is spent it retries once a minute while the tab is visible and online, and immediately when the network comes back or the tab is looked at again; the banner keeps its Retry button. A request that still cannot be delivered is reported on the logo float rather than silently never arriving. (#1756) Clicking a painted domain in the slice viewer now always shows it in Term Info. A DOM element with the class's id (the Layers list's class links) was being mistaken for a loaded term, so the click did nothing. (#1755) The frontend is now built with the production profile. The site had been shipping the unminified React development build (16.7 MB main bundle) with dev-only console errors on every load; the frontend build now runs webpack -p like the backend modules, via org.geppetto.frontend VFBv2.4.0.2, which fixes the master Maven profile. (#1757, #1758) Orientation gizmo fix. It called a three.js method the bundled r87 does not have, which threw on every frame. (#1759) Connection telemetry. Each reconnection outcome now also sends a GA event whose name carries the reason, close code and attempt count (ws-exhausted:…, ws-reload:…, ws-back:…), so the labels are no longer needed to see why. (#1756)

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