[BUG] OpenTUI version 1.15.13 now showing correctly MCPs, LSPs and Plugins. #30240

Description

Version: 1.15.13 (Desktop TUI on Windows 11)

Description:
After updating to v1.15.13, the Desktop TUI (non-CLI) is not displaying several features that were present in older TUI versions:

1. Missing features:

   • "Abrir em..." / "Open in external editor" — right-click context menu option to open files in external editors is gone
   • "Alternar Terminal" / "Toggle Terminal" — option to show/hide the integrated terminal panel is missing

2. MCPs, LSPs, and Plugins not showing:

   • MCP servers are correctly configured in ~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc and work fine in the CLI terminal (opencode mcp list shows all 6 connected)
   • Plugins are listed in the config but not visible in the TUI
   • LSP servers are not displayed either
   • The CLI terminal version shows everything correctly — the issue is exclusive to the Desktop TUI

Expected behavior:

• MCPs, plugins, and LSPs configured in opencode.jsonc should be visible/accessible in the Desktop TUI
• The "Open in external editor" and "Toggle Terminal" features from the previous TUI should still be available

Actual behavior:

• The TUI appears to ignore MCP/plugin/LSP configuration that the CLI terminal handles correctly
• Legacy features removed during the TUI rewrite (Go+Bubbletea → OpenTUI/Zig+SolidJS) are still missing

Config file (~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc):
6 MCPs (context7, filesystem, sequentialthinking, memory, sqlite, qdrant), 6 plugins, and language instructions — all working in CLI but not reflected in TUI.

OS: Windows 11

Plugins

opencode-vibeguard, opencode-websearch-cited, opencode-background-agents, opencode-worktree, opencode-supermemory, opencode-notify

OpenCode version

1.15.13

Steps to reproduce

Only add any plugins in before version then update to v1.15.13

Screenshot and/or share link

I dont take a snap because I prefer revert update to v1.15.6 because is the last version in GO

Operating System

Windows 11

Terminal

Powershell