Show peer count in sidebar; drop peer marker styling#62
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Surface P2P connection state on the snapshot so the sidebar can show "X peers connected" or "P2P disconnected" beneath the aircraft count, recolour the Network pill from default-black to indigo, and stop distinguishing peer aircraft on the map (no more dashed violet stroke or reduced opacity — peer planes render identically to local ones). The relay worker now includes `peers` (connections - 1) in each aggregate broadcast; the .NET client tracks connected/peer-count in a shared P2PStatus and RegistryWorker attaches it to every snapshot. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Surface P2P connection state on the snapshot so the sidebar can show "X peers connected" or "P2P disconnected" beneath the aircraft count, recolour the Network pill from default-black to indigo, and stop distinguishing peer aircraft on the map (no more dashed violet stroke or reduced opacity — peer planes render identically to local ones).
The relay worker now includes
peers(connections - 1) in each aggregate broadcast; the .NET client tracks connected/peer-count in a shared P2PStatus and RegistryWorker attaches it to every snapshot.