Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In `@desktop/src/main/features/workspace-browser/ipc.ts`:
- Around line 264-275: Reject any non-http(s) URL (except "about:blank") in
loadWorkspaceBrowserUrl by validating nextUrl before calling
instance.view.webContents.loadURL; allow nextUrl === "about:blank" or use the
existing isHttpUrl helper (or new URL parsing) to permit only http/https
schemes, and if validation fails do not call loadURL (set instance.url to
"about:blank" or leave unchanged and return early, optionally emit/log a
warning) so renderer-driven IPC cannot cause non-http(s) navigations.

In `@desktop/src/renderer/app/workspace/workspace-tool-host.tsx`:
- Around line 349-381: The closeDynamicTab callback currently voids the Promise
from window.workspaceBrowser.destroy, losing errors; update the call in
closeDynamicTab so destruction errors are handled and logged (e.g., replace the
void call with window.workspaceBrowser.destroy({ browserViewId:
tab.browserViewId }).catch(err => console.error('Failed to destroy browser
view', { browserViewId: tab.browserViewId, tabId: tab.id, err }))); keep the
rest of closeDynamicTab logic the same so UI state updates proceed even if
destruction fails.
- Around line 989-1071: The getState, navigate, goBack, goForward and reload
calls currently swallow errors in their .catch(() => {}) blocks; update each
catch to log the error (including context) instead of ignoring it — for example
replace the empty catches on window.workspaceBrowser.getState, .navigate,
.goBack, .goForward and .reload with processLogger.error or console.error calls
that include the operation name, tab.browserViewId (or tab.id) and the caught
error; keep behavior otherwise (still call
handleStateChange/setBrowserState/updateBrowserTab as before).

In `@desktop/src/renderer/app/workspace/workspace-tool-store.ts`:
- Around line 89-96: The catch block on the promise from
window.desktopWindow.getWorkspaceToolSurfaceState() is swallowing errors; update
the .catch to log the error before marking hydration complete so failures are
visible. Specifically, in the promise chain that calls
getWorkspaceToolSurfaceState() and then syncWorkspaceToolState(state), change
the .catch handler to accept an error parameter and log it (e.g., console.error
or the app logger) and then call useWorkspaceToolStore.setState({ hydrated: true
}) so visibility is preserved while keeping behavior the same.

In `@desktop/src/shared/workspace-browser.ts`:
- Around line 76-77: The exposed IPC method return types for destroy and detach
are too broad (Promise<unknown>); update the WorkspaceBrowser interface
signatures for destroy and detach to return Promise<{ ok: true }> instead so
they match the actual responses sent on WORKSPACE_BROWSER_DESTROY_CHANNEL and
WORKSPACE_BROWSER_DETACH_CHANNEL; modify the function/type declarations named
destroy and detach in workspace-browser.ts to use the narrowed return type.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@desktop/src/main/features/workspace-browser/ipc.ts`:
- Around line 264-275: The loadWorkspaceBrowserUrl function calls
instance.view.webContents.loadURL(...) without handling promise rejections;
update both places where loadURL is called in loadWorkspaceBrowserUrl to attach
a .catch() that logs the error (e.g., console.error or the app logger) and
optionally triggers any recovery/diagnostic behavior (such as emitting an
IPC/event or calling instance/WorkspaceBrowserInstance recovery methods) so
navigation failures are observed and can be acted on.

In `@desktop/src/main/features/workspace-tools/service.ts`:
- Line 115: The fallback to treePathInput when computing treePath is unreachable
because absolutePathToTreePath only returns null for paths that escape the
workspace and resolveWorkspaceTreePath already throws for those cases; remove
the unreachable "?? treePathInput" fallback and assign treePath directly from
absolutePathToTreePath(root, absolutePath), or alternatively handle the
out-of-workspace case explicitly where resolveWorkspaceTreePath is called
(adjust the call sites of absolutePathToTreePath and resolveWorkspaceTreePath
rather than keeping the redundant fallback).

In `@desktop/src/renderer/app/router.tsx`:
- Around line 22-25: Remove the trivial wrapper WorkspaceToolWindowRoutePage and
inline WorkspaceToolWindowPage in the Route so the route matches the
simple-route pattern used elsewhere: replace the Route using
component={WorkspaceToolWindowRoutePage} with the same inline form used in other
routes (e.g., component={WorkspaceToolWindowPage} or
element={<WorkspaceToolWindowPage />} to match the file's routing API) and
delete the now-unused WorkspaceToolWindowRoutePage function/definition.