Session history corruption and loading failure in `dsh-desktop`, indicated by a 'seq gap in committed region', while the web version remains functional.

This issue exposes a critical data integrity and consistency problem within `dsh-desktop`. A 'corrupt session log' with a 'seq gap in committed region' directly indicates a failure in the desktop client's ability to reliably persist and retrieve session history. The fact that the `dsh web` client can still access the same session highlights a significant divergence in data handling robustness between the desktop and web versions. This inconsistency undermines user trust in the desktop application's reliability, particularly for critical development workflows like plugin development. Market implications include user frustration, potential data loss concerns, and a preference for the more stable web client, which could diminish the perceived value and adoption of the desktop offering. Addressing this requires a fundamental review of the desktop client's session persistence and recovery mechanisms.