Fix macOS menu bar label render loop - #12
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A TimelineView embedded in the MenuBarExtra label kept the status item rendering continuously at 100% CPU, even with a stable schedule anchor. Replace it with one app-owned minute clock shared by the label and quota popover.\n\nVerified with 38 Swift tests under warnings-as-errors, a release build, and runtime CPU samples before and after the first minute tick.
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Aug 4, 2026
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Summary
Root-cause validation
The stable-anchor result refutes the narrower claim that a changing .now schedule identity is required. The failure is the self-updating TimelineView inside the MenuBarExtra label; removing that combination fixes the spin.
Verification
Skipped gate