fix: AUTH_TOKEN_INVALID delay + GetContractResponse support

fix(ui): delay page reload on AUTH_TOKEN_INVALID to prevent delegate …

…registration race

build: release riverctl 0.1.22

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Release v0.1.15 - Port change to 7509

Release riverctl v0.1.14 - Add message streaming functionality

fix: Update dependencies to resolve tokio-tungstenite version conflict

- Update freenet-stdlib from 0.1.13 to 0.1.14
- Update tokio-tungstenite from 0.26 to 0.27 in riverctl
- Bump riverctl version to 0.1.11
- Update all workspace dependencies to latest compatible versions

This fixes the compilation error users were experiencing when trying to
install riverctl due to version mismatches in the dependency chain.

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Release v0.1.10

- Fixed message propagation issue where room creators couldn't see messages from other participants
- Room creators now automatically subscribe to their own rooms upon creation
- This ensures all participants receive UPDATE notifications for new messages

Release v0.1.9

- Updated freenet-stdlib from 0.1.8 to 0.1.13
- Increased WebSocket timeouts for better network stability
  - PUT/GET operations: 2s → 10s
  - SUBSCRIBE operations: 1s → 5s
- Code quality improvements
  - Added appropriate #[allow(dead_code)] annotations
  - Simplified struct initialization with Default trait
  - Fixed unused variable warnings
- Improved error messages for timeout scenarios

riverctl v0.1.8: publish membership delta on invite accept; add accep…

…t-phase logs; tighten timeouts

riverctl v0.1.7

- Fixed architectural issue with GET operations using subscribe:true
- GET and SUBSCRIBE operations are now properly separated
- Fixed UI build error (river_common -> river_core imports)
- Enables multi-user messaging to work properly

The previous implementation attempted to use GET with subscribe:true,
which requires performing sub-operations from within the main operation.
This was never implemented in Freenet due to architectural constraints.

This release separates GET and SUBSCRIBE into distinct operations,
aligning riverctl with how the River web UI already works.