alexgreensh/token-optimizer v5.3.1

v5.3.1 — Platform dispatcher + guardrails

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Platform dispatcher + guardrails

Groundwork release for the cross-platform dashboard URL. No user-facing behavior change on macOS; Windows and Linux installers land in upcoming releases.

What is new under the hood

• Platform dispatcher. setup-daemon now routes to a platform-specific installer. macOS keeps the existing launchd path; Windows and Linux are stubbed with a clear "ships in an upcoming release" message. Unsupported platforms exit cleanly with the file:// fallback URL.
• Concurrent install lock. A second setup-daemon invocation while one is in progress now aborts with a clear message instead of racing on the plist write and bootout sequence.
• Extended port verification. Slow cold starts (first-login Mac, re-exec, future Windows/Linux launchers) get a ~16s budget before we print a failure message, so users no longer run --uninstall mid-init and orphan port 24842.
• Unified uninstall output. --uninstall tracks what it actually deleted rather than printing contradictory "Nothing to remove" / "Deleted: …" lines.
• Platform normalization. Casing drift (darwin, Macintosh, MacOSX) is normalized so the dispatcher always routes correctly.

macOS upgrade path

Nothing to do. If you already run setup-daemon and your bookmarked URL is live, v5.3.1 preserves it — same port (24842), same plist (com.token-optimizer.dashboard), same log location.

Windows / Linux

setup-daemon prints a clear "coming soon" message for now. The dashboard file continues to regenerate automatically after every session; open it directly until the platform installer ships.