fix(app): embed Common-Controls v6 manifest so TaskDialogIndirect resolves
Symptom: jarvis-app.exe failed to start with a MessageBox saying "Точка входа в процедуру TaskDialogIndirect не найдена в библиотеке DLL ... jarvis-app.exe". Loader phase, no log lines ever written. Cause: tray-icon 0.21 / winit 0.30 transitive Win32 imports include TaskDialogIndirect from comctl32.dll, which is a Common-Controls v6 API. Without a side-by-side manifest declaring a dependency on Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls v6.0.0.0, Windows loads the legacy v5 comctl32 (which does not export TaskDialogIndirect) and the loader rejects the exe before main(). jarvis-gui does not hit this because tauri-build embeds its own manifest as part of the Tauri compile step. jarvis-app had no manifest at all. Fix: - app.manifest: Common-Controls v6 dependency, supportedOS for Win7..Win11, PerMonitorV2 DPI awareness, UTF-8 active code page, asInvoker execution level. - app.manifest.rc: 3-line .rc that embeds the manifest with CREATEPROCESS_MANIFEST_RESOURCE_ID (1) and RT_MANIFEST (24). - build.rs: on cfg(windows), embed_resource::compile() compiles the .rc and links the resulting .res into the exe. rerun-if-changed on the manifest sources. - Cargo.toml: target-windows build-dependency on embed-resource 3. Verified: jarvis-app.exe now runs cleanly through all init steps: commands parsed, audio init, recorder init found "Микрофон (5- Fifine Microphone)", IPC server up on ws://127.0.0.1:9712, VAD already flushing frames. UTF-8 active code page in the manifest also helps russian-character fidelity when win32 APIs are invoked from PowerShell helpers.
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