Roadmap: Rebuild Useful, High-Utility Extensions with Quality Standards #2

Objective

Establish a clean, strictly verified suite of useful, aesthetic, production-grade extensions for Orbit, replacing low-utility mocks and unoptimized widgets.

Requirements & Quality Gates

1. Zero WASM Traps: Extensions must compile to wasm32-unknown-unknown and never invoke panicking OS facilities (e.g. std::time::SystemTime::now()). Use host orbit_query telemetry.
2. Real Utility Only: No hardcoded mocks, fake graphs, or non-functional placeholders. Every widget must display real system or network data.
3. Strict UI Performance: Rendering must execute in under 2ms with payload size under 1MB.
4. Automated CI Build: Every push/release should compile all crates to wasm32-unknown-unknown, verify SHA-256 hashes, and update registry.json.

Targeted High-Utility Extension Suites

• System Sentry & Observability Suite (sentinel, iowatch_main, netscope_main, portwatch_main, proctrace_main, servicewatch_main)
• GitHub Activity & Contributions (real GitHub API integration with commit heatmaps and notifications)
• Docker & Podman Containers (container states, log tails, memory limits)
• FileSpace V2 (real interactive directory navigation with non-blocking host I/O)
• MediaDeck V2 (real MPRIS/audio control deck with responsive spectrum)
• Calendar & Task Engine (CalDAV / local task list synchronization)