fix(branding+sidecar): IntuneCommander wordmark, MSI publisher, bundled-sidecar discovery

- signin.rs: the sign-in hero wordmark still read "cmProjectX" (built as two-tone
  "cm"+"ProjectX", which is why the earlier rename missed it) -> now "Intune"+"Commander".
  Last user-facing codename leftover; window/nav titles were already renamed.
- installer.mpdev.json: MSI publisher "gellorg" -> "Adam Gell" to match the signing cert;
  the install dialog was showing the wrong org.
- sidecar.rs: also look for the sidecar at `sidecar/Api.exe` next to the client, not only
  `Api.exe`. The release bundle stages the sidecar in a `sidecar/` subfolder, so on a clean
  install the client could not find it — it either failed to start one or borrowed a stray
  leftover (the "separate sidecar" a tester saw). Now it spawns its OWN bundled sidecar
  hidden (CREATE_NO_WINDOW).
- workflow: the portable-zip launcher no longer starts the sidecar itself (that opened a
  visible console); the client auto-spawns it hidden.

Verified: cargo check passes with the sidecar change; workflow YAML parses.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: adamgell

.github/workflows/cmprojectx-codesign.yml

@@ -266,10 +266,10 @@ jobs:
           # For the portable zip (no installer to set the env var), bake the Syncfusion key into the
           # launcher if one was provided at build time, so PPTX export is licensed there too.
           $setLine = if ($env:SYNCFUSION_LICENSE_KEY) { @("set `"SYNCFUSION_LICENSE_KEY=$($env:SYNCFUSION_LICENSE_KEY)`"") } else { @() }
+          # The client auto-spawns the bundled sidecar (sidecar\Api.exe) HIDDEN, so the launcher
+          # only starts the client — no separate sidecar console window. The `set` line bakes the
+          # Syncfusion key for the portable zip (no installer to set the machine env var).
           $launcher = @('@echo off') + $setLine + @(
-            'REM Start the sidecar, wait for :5099, then the client.',
-            'start "IntuneCommander sidecar" /min "%~dp0sidecar\Api.exe"',
-            'timeout /t 3 /nobreak >nul',
             'start "" "%~dp0IntuneCommander.exe"'
           )
           Set-Content (Join-Path $bundle "Start-IntuneCommander.cmd") $launcher -Encoding ascii

app/src/sidecar.rs

@@ -83,6 +83,15 @@ fn sidecar_command() -> Option<(String, Vec<String>, Option<PathBuf>)> {
         return Some((bundled.to_string_lossy().into_owned(), vec![], Some(exe_dir)));
     }
 
+    // (1b) Shipping (release bundle layout): the self-contained sidecar lives in a
+    // `sidecar/` subfolder next to the client exe (see the release stage step). The
+    // sidecar's working dir must be that folder so it resolves its own DLLs/psmodules.
+    let sub = exe_dir.join("sidecar").join("Api.exe");
+    if sub.exists() {
+        let work = sub.parent().map(Path::to_path_buf);
+        return Some((sub.to_string_lossy().into_owned(), vec![], work));
+    }
+
     // (2) Dev: the framework-dependent build output, run via `dotnet`.
     let dll = find_api_dll(&exe_dir)?;
     let work = dll.parent().map(Path::to_path_buf);

app/src/signin.rs

@@ -561,13 +561,13 @@ fn hero_panel() -> Element {
     ))
     .spacing(5.0);
 
-    // Two-tone wordmark: "cm" teal-bright, "ProjectX" near-white, Bahnschrift.
+    // Two-tone wordmark: "Intune" teal-bright, "Commander" near-white, Bahnschrift.
     let wordmark = hstack((
-        body_strong("cm")
+        body_strong("Intune")
             .font_size(30.0)
             .font_family(theme::FONT_DISPLAY)
             .foreground(theme::BRAND_BRIGHT),
-        body_strong("ProjectX")
+        body_strong("Commander")
             .font_size(30.0)
             .font_family(theme::FONT_DISPLAY)
             .foreground(theme::TEXT),

packaging/installer.mpdev.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   "outputDirectory": "publish\\installer",
   "outputFileName": "IntuneCommander-$.version-x64",
   "packageName": "IntuneCommander",
-  "publisher": "gellorg",
+  "publisher": "Adam Gell",
   "version": "0.0.0.0",
   "platform": "x64",
   "installDir": "%ProgramFiles%\\IntuneCommander",