fix: recover from expired Drive sessions instead of silently going stale - #192
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DriveService.findFolderId() swallowed every API error, including 401/403, and reported an expired token as "Required Drive folders not found" -- so AuthService.signOut() never fired, isLoggedIn stayed true, and the only way to refresh was a manual logout/login. Real errors now propagate to listFiles(), which first tries AuthService.silentRefresh() (a popup-free token refresh) and retries once before giving up, so routine hourly token expiry recovers invisibly. Only if that fails does it sign out of both AuthService (Drive) and AccountService (My Giulia account/top-nav) together, so the UI doesn't keep showing the user as signed in with an empty file list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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DriveService.findFolderId() swallowed every API error, including 401/403, and reported an expired token as "Required Drive folders not found" -- so AuthService.signOut() never fired, isLoggedIn stayed true, and the only way to refresh was a manual logout/login.
Real errors now propagate to listFiles(), which first tries AuthService.silentRefresh() (a popup-free token refresh) and retries once before giving up, so routine hourly token expiry recovers invisibly. Only if that fails does it sign out of both AuthService (Drive) and AccountService (My Giulia account/top-nav) together, so the UI doesn't keep showing the user as signed in with an empty file list.