docs(changelog): #5460 replace cross-profile empty sessions on profile switch
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### Fixed
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- **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)
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- **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)
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- **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)
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- **A fullscreen Mermaid diagram now fits the screen instead of overflowing it.** Opening a Mermaid diagram in the fullscreen lightbox could render it larger than the viewport, clipping the edges so you had to pan around to read it. The lightbox now fits the diagram to a ~90%-of-viewport envelope on open, so the whole thing is visible at once (zoom and pan still work from there). Inline diagram sizing is unchanged — this only affects the fullscreen view, and it coexists with the inline readable-sizing fix from the previous release. Thanks @rodboev. (#5452, #5413)
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