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Fix stale MCP credentials and refresh expired-token 403 responses - #104
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Fiber's MCP process could keep sending an expired browser token after the desktop app saved a replacement, especially when an API returned
403 Invalid token: jwt expiredinstead of 401.Cached credentials now track saved keychain changes, credential-file contents, and authentication configuration; explicit 403 expiry errors trigger one refresh attempt while ordinary permission denials do not, and rejected retries are removed from the cache.
Includes updated MCP sign-in guidance, contributor documentation, a patch changeset, regression coverage, and credential-file test isolation that avoids process-wide environment changes.
Validation passed: 174 desktop tests, 145 headless tests, headless Clippy with warnings denied, and Rust formatting.