fix(desktop): refresh the scanner image when the registry has a newer one - #751
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… one The desktop app pulled ghcr.io/sktelecom/bomlens:latest once and afterward only checked that an image was present locally, never that a newer one existed on the registry — so a release after the first pull was silently never picked up. Now the app checks for an update in the background on every boot (short stall timeout, ignored on failure) and switches to the existing pull-progress screen only if a download actually starts.
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Test plan
node --test test/*.test.mjs(40/40 passing)npm run test:smoke(playwright), including a local forced run of the Linux-only boot-recovery spec