Away-time auto-start now runs reliably without false alarms
Turn on Auto-start 5-hour Session before stepping away, and it will now fire on time. The Mac app's .app bundle has a narrow PATH, and its command lookup list had omitted ~/.local/bin/claude, where the native installer puts the claude CLI. The background ping could find nothing to run and quietly give up; that location is now included. The reset-time check also now trusts only live statusLine hook data, supplied by a small program that is triggered by particular events and feeds the terminal's bottom status bar, rather than fallback data that can treat a missing resets_at value as the parsing time and later mistake it for an expired session. It waits until expiry is at least two minutes old before pinging, filtering that false alarm without meaningfully delaying a real away-time auto-start. Think of a timed washing machine that can finally find its outlet and no longer mistakes a freshly pressed button for a completed wash. The dialog now leads with the important bit: it pauses during sleep and resumes on wake. Sleep instructions send you to System Settings search, so you do not have to hunt through differently named panes on different Macs or macOS versions.