dsh-wide-stats-footer

Under the DSH web composer sits a stats line — token counts, model labels, and other session metadata. The stock stylesheet clamps that line to the chat content column width, so on wide or high-resolution displays the text gets squeezed into an ellipsis and useful information is lost.

dsh-wide-stats-footer does exactly one thing: it un-clamps the footer so it spans the full composer column while staying horizontally centered. At runtime it discovers the current CSS-module hash prefix by scanning document.styleSheets and the DOM through two independent paths, so no class name is ever hardcoded. MutationObservers on style tags and the session container re-trigger discovery during HMR rebuilds, lazy bundle materialization, and theme swaps. The override rule uses a doubled-class selector to reach a specificity of (0,2,0), guaranteeing it wins over the base rule regardless of stylesheet order. If DSH markup or CSS shape ever changes, the plugin degrades silently to a no-op — the UI is never broken.

The plugin has zero npm dependencies, no configuration file, and is purely client-side. A diagnostic object is exposed at window.WIDE_STATS_FOOTER for DevTools inspection. It is aimed at developers who use DSH on wide screens and want the full stats footer visible without truncation, with no setup required beyond installing and restarting.