Migrate retired /usr/_office and /usr/_desktop trees from plugin startup into /usr/plugins/<plugin>. Update office document storage, desktop session/runtime paths, and context-scoped screenshots to use the plugin-owned state layout. Add focused tests for retired-state migration and the new path behavior.
Add the built-in _desktop plugin as the owner of Xpra/Xfce lifecycle, /desktop route installation, Desktop state, session APIs, surface registration, and the linux-desktop skill. Leave _office with explicit compatibility facades and self-update delegates so users coming from 1.10 through 1.13 keep their runtime cleanup path.
Make the Office canvas mount passive so Xpra starts only when the Desktop surface is opened or an official Office document is created/opened.
Track Desktop host visibility to unload hidden frames, stop monitors, dedupe viewport resize work, and set Xpra offscreen mode according to HTTPS support. Add a near-future note for the tunnel memory footprint.
Show Office desktop startup progress
Display a loading message while the Agent Zero Desktop environment is starting or restarting, so the right-canvas Desktop button gives immediate feedback before Xpra finishes waking up.
Route binary Office documents through the persistent Desktop surface while keeping Markdown in the custom tabbed editor.
Harden Xpra clipboard bridging and explicit clipboard flags so host paste can reach the desktop session.
Align XFCE and LibreOffice profile paths with Agent Zero locations: downloads for wallpapers, configured workdir for default saves and the Workdir shortcut, and trusted metadata for generated launchers.
Remove the Collabora/WOPI runtime and route stack, including the old status APIs, proxy helpers, bootstrap extensions, and WOPI store tests. Add the Markdown-first document store, LibreOffice status/conversion helpers, LibreOfficeKit session bridge, and reusable Xpra virtual desktop gateway used by the new document runtime.
Update image and self-update bootstrap paths so existing containers can acquire the LibreOffice, XFCE, Xpra, and desktop-control dependencies through the normal install hooks instead of an ad hoc manual install.
