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Add anonymous feedback form to Maple Work - #1314
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Maple Work now has a quiet Send feedback button at the bottom of the expanded sidebar. The dialog sends anonymous Bug / Idea / Other submissions through a product-owned Rust client to the shared
/v1/feedbackAPI. Only the message, category, app version, platform, build profile, and a random submission ID are sent; no account, chat history, logs, attachments, or credentials are included.The form retains drafts after failures, deduplicates unchanged retries, bounds messages, traps Tab within the dialog, labels its controls for accessibility, and keeps feedback typing out of the chat composer. Dev and Prod share one hosted Worker/D1 service. Insights reading is a separate change and does not gate this client.
Validation:
nix develop --no-update-lock-file -c just cipassed locally, including workspace tests, 1,054 desktop app tests, 320 headless app tests, and lint across feature sets.