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This PR fixes jitter in the TUI apps menu by making the description column stable during rendering and height measurement. Added a `stable_desc_col` option to `SelectionViewParams`/`ListSelectionView`, introduced stable variants of the shared row render/measure helpers in `selection_popup_common`, and enabled the stable mode for the apps/connectors picker in `chatwidget`. With these changes, only the apps/connectors picker uses this new option, though it could be used elsewhere in the future. Why: previously, the description column was computed from only currently visible rows, so as you scrolled or filtered, the column could shift and cause wrapping/height changes that looked jumpy. Computing it from all rows in this popup keeps alignment and layout consistent as users scroll through avaialble apps. **Before:** https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/3856cb72-5465-4b90-a993-65a2ffb09113 **After:** https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/37b9d626-0b21-4c0f-8bb8-244c9ef971ff
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