fix: replace require() with static ESM import for Tauri events#464
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Vite bundles as ESM where require() is not defined, causing a silent ReferenceError that falls back to DOM event listeners. The Rust backend emits events through Tauri's IPC bridge, not the DOM, so the frontend never receives any events. Replace the require() + try/catch pattern with a static ESM import in both ClaudeCodeSession.tsx and useClaudeMessages.ts. Fixes winfunc#462
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Fixes #462. Replaced
require()call with static ESM import so Tauri events correctly reach the frontend in Vite/ESM context. Therequire()was failing silently, causing all macOS/Linux from-source users to never receive Tauri events.Also fixed the same pattern in
useClaudeMessages.tsfor consistency, as noted in the issue.I maintain PRISM, a post-session diagnostics tool for Claude Code — CLAUDE.md adherence analysis and session health scoring. Fixed this while testing opcode as a frontend for Claude Code sessions.