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0.10.3: Sync button in the editor title bar

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Every Archify page and .archify text editor gets a Sync button top right that opens the Sync menu: sign in, share, join, server address. archify.sync.titleButton hides it. The status bar entry stays.
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[Archify Sync](https://gitea.lego-cloud.eu/vscode-extensions/archify-vscode-ext-sync) is a small server you run yourself (one container and PostgreSQL; a Helm chart is included). With it, a model is edited by several people at once, like a shared document, and its files stay ordinary files on each person's disk, so Git, agents and every page of this extension keep working.
- **Where.** **Archify Sync** in the status bar (in workspaces with Archify files) opens a menu: sign in, share a model, join one, the server address, settings. The same menu is *Archify | Sync…*. Hide the entry with `archify.sync.statusBar: false`.
- **Where.** The **Sync** button in the title bar of every Archify page (top right, next to *Open in Text Editor*) opens a menu: sign in, share a model, join one, the server address, settings. The same menu is **Archify Sync** in the status bar (in workspaces with Archify files) and *Archify | Sync…* in the Command Palette. `archify.sync.titleButton: false` and `archify.sync.statusBar: false` hide them.
- **Server address.** Set `archify.sync.server` once (Settings › Archify › Sync, or *Archify | Set Sync Server Address…*), for example `https://archify.example.com`. Put it in the workspace settings and everyone in the project uses the same server. Left empty, the address is asked for once and remembered.
- **Sign in.** *Archify | Sign in to Sync Server…* uses that address (or asks for it) and signs in through the browser; the session is kept in VS Code's secret storage and shows under **Accounts** as *Archify Sync*. A new server is set up first on its `/setup` page with the code from its log.
- **Share.** *Archify | Share Model…* (also on `main.archify` in the Explorer) puts the model on the server and writes a small `.archify-sync` file next to `main.archify`: the server and the model's id, no secrets. Commit it, and everyone who clones the repository and is a member opens the shared model.