chore(release): bump desktop version to v2026.5.25#885
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Summary
Bump the desktop Electron package version to v2026.5.25 for the next PawWork release. There is no related issue because this is the release train version bump.
Why
The v2026.5.25 release needs to include the latest merged PRs on dev, especially #874, #878, #880, #881, and #883.
Related Issue
None. Release version bump only.
Human Review Status
Not required: automated release version bump only.
Review Focus
Confirm the version is updated only in the desktop Electron package metadata and lockfile workspace entry.
Risk Notes
Low risk. This PR does not change runtime behavior, dependencies, generated files, UI, docs, or permissions. Platform impact is limited to the release package version metadata used by desktop builds.
How To Verify
Screenshots or Recordings
Not required: no visible UI changes in this version bump. Manual Computer Use checks covered the release candidate UI paths listed above.
Checklist
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