feat(linux): align normal UI with macOS - #2
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What changed
Why
The original Linux widget exposed usage data but did not preserve the visual identity or the interaction surface of the macOS normal build. Linux Swift preferences also needed an explicit flush on clean GTK shutdown to survive restarts reliably.
Impact
Debian/Linux users now receive the normal experience rather than a simplified compatibility clock, while continuing to use the same 14 local usage parsers, history database, and loopback API.
Validation
/api/usageand/api/historysmoke testsUserDefaultspersistence verified in~/.config/TokenClock.plistafter clean quit