feat(voice): keep conversations active in background - #150
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Summary
Voice conversations now stay bound to their original Berd session when the user navigates elsewhere. While voice is active, macOS shows a menu bar control with microphone mute, exact-session open, and stop actions. Native state owns mute and lifecycle behavior so menu and renderer controls stay synchronized.
Archiving the bound session stops voice, while automatic and noninteractive archive paths treat an active background voice session as running and leave it alone. AirPods gesture handling is intentionally outside this change.
Related issue
None found.
Reviewer-reproducible examples
On macOS with voice conversation enabled and Pocket voice installed:
Testing
Regression coverage exercises session switching without teardown, immediate mute ordering and rollback, explicit archive cleanup, native-status refresh, and auto-archive races. Native macOS menu bar interaction still requires the manual verification above; the Blox validation host cannot display or compile against the macOS UI frameworks.