fix(desktop): correct the updater capability URL pattern#59
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The remote.urls pattern (http://localhost:34115 and /*) didn't match the webview's
actual URL, so the IPC bridge (__TAURI_INTERNALS__) never initialized — isTauri()
stayed false and the updater silently never invoked. Use the documented
http://localhost:*/** (port wildcard + recursive path), which matches. Verified in a
debug run: updater_check now fires ("querying" → "up to date").
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The previous
remote.urlsgrant usedhttp://localhost:34115/http://localhost:34115/*, which does not match the webview URL — so__TAURI_INTERNALS__never initialized,isTauri()was false, andupdater_checkwas never invoked (silently). Nothing showed.Fix: use the documented pattern
http://localhost:*/**(port wildcard + recursive path).Verified locally in a
tauri devrun — the Rust log now showsupdater_check: querying for updates→up to date, i.e. the IPC command fires. (Also flushed out two confounders during debugging: an old single-instance window blocking new launches, and a stale.outputbundle.)