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docs(changelog): #5487 stray-pointerup session-switch guard + #5458 IPv4-first gallery

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- **A drag that ends over the sidebar no longer switches conversations by accident.** Releasing the mouse (a stray `pointerup`) over a session row after a drag that began elsewhere in the main content area could switch you into that conversation unintentionally. Session switching now ignores a `pointerup` that isn't a genuine click on the row. Thanks @webtecnica. (#5487, #5462)
- **Extension gallery downloads no longer hang on networks with broken IPv6.** Gallery installs and registry fetches followed the OS address order (IPv6-first); on a network advertising dead IPv6 routes, every install stalled for the full TCP timeout before falling back to IPv4. Downloads now try IPv4 first (via a non-global, thread-safe per-connection override that preserves the existing redirect allowlist and timeouts), so installs are fast again on such networks. Thanks @rumotoshino. (#5458)
- **Switching profiles no longer leaves you unable to upload in a fresh chat, and cross-profile sidebar rows open correctly.** When you switched profiles with an empty current chat, the browser could keep the previous profile's session id — so a later file upload posted a stale id and failed with "Session not found" until a hard reload. The empty chat is now replaced during the switch when it belonged to a different profile, so uploads work immediately. Additionally, clicking a session that belongs to another profile now switches to its owning profile before loading it (instead of 404ing). Thanks @ruizanthony. (#5460) - **Switching profiles no longer leaves you unable to upload in a fresh chat, and cross-profile sidebar rows open correctly.** When you switched profiles with an empty current chat, the browser could keep the previous profile's session id — so a later file upload posted a stale id and failed with "Session not found" until a hard reload. The empty chat is now replaced during the switch when it belonged to a different profile, so uploads work immediately. Additionally, clicking a session that belongs to another profile now switches to its owning profile before loading it (instead of 404ing). Thanks @ruizanthony. (#5460)
- **Dictation now uses your current language after you change it in Settings.** After switching the interface language at runtime, plain dictation (the mic button) kept using the language it booted with, so speech was transcribed in the wrong language until a reload. Dictation now refreshes the speech-recognition language right before it starts listening — matching what voice mode already did. Thanks @webtecnica. (#5496, #5483) - **Dictation now uses your current language after you change it in Settings.** After switching the interface language at runtime, plain dictation (the mic button) kept using the language it booted with, so speech was transcribed in the wrong language until a reload. Dictation now refreshes the speech-recognition language right before it starts listening — matching what voice mode already did. Thanks @webtecnica. (#5496, #5483)
- **After an in-place upgrade, an old tab now tells you to refresh instead of silently breaking.** When the server was upgraded under a still-open tab, that tab kept running the pre-upgrade front-end against the newer server — leaving the new-session button dead and session switching broken, with no indication why (only opening a fresh tab helped). The tab now compares its own bundle version against the server's on boot (and while visible), and shows a "hard refresh" recovery banner when they differ, so you can restore full functionality with one click. The banner only appears on a genuine version mismatch (never when the server can't report its version), and coexists with the existing update banner. Thanks @rodboev. (#5480, #5428) - **After an in-place upgrade, an old tab now tells you to refresh instead of silently breaking.** When the server was upgraded under a still-open tab, that tab kept running the pre-upgrade front-end against the newer server — leaving the new-session button dead and session switching broken, with no indication why (only opening a fresh tab helped). The tab now compares its own bundle version against the server's on boot (and while visible), and shows a "hard refresh" recovery banner when they differ, so you can restore full functionality with one click. The banner only appears on a genuine version mismatch (never when the server can't report its version), and coexists with the existing update banner. Thanks @rodboev. (#5480, #5428)