On a long-lived SSE connection a missed remove leaves a stale request id in
the tracker forever; llama-swap only sends a fresh snapshot on connect, so
counts drifted up and stayed stuck. The tracker now timestamps each request
id (upserts refresh it) and prunes ids not updated within 120s, on every
inflight event and on a 30s runtime interval. Removes also accept numeric
ids defensively.
llama-swap emits inflight events with operation 'upsert' (a single request,
re-emitted as elapsed_ms updates) and id-only 'remove' events. The decoder
ignored 'upsert' and dropped every id-only remove, so the tracker only ever
reflected the connect-time snapshot and the count got stuck (e.g. at '1').
The tracker now keys in-flight state by request id (snapshot/add replace by
id; remove deletes by id), and the decoder normalizes 'upsert' to 'add' and
extracts the id from bare removes.
The key now renders the live request count (large) when a model is active,
plus a 1Hz count-trend sparkline of the last 60s in a bottom strip. IDLE/
LOADING/OFF/OFFLINE states unchanged. History lives in per-key state with
a sampler cleared on disappear.
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