fix: add Helium to browser list

[deancureton]

Just adding Helium (https://helium.computer, https://github.com/imputnet/helium) to the browser list. It's Chromium-based so this is the only change needed to get it working well in the web UI. Thanks!!

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Add Helium to browser_appnames in src/queries.ts to support Helium browser events.

• Behavior:
  • Add Helium to browser_appnames in src/queries.ts to support Helium browser events.
  • Recognizes Helium as a Chromium-based browser for web UI functionality.

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Greptile Summary

This PR updates src/queries.ts to recognize the Helium browser by adding its app/window identifiers to browser_appnames. This enables the existing browser-event query logic (which filters window events by known browser app names and merges in browser URL activity) to treat Helium as a Chromium-based browser without further changes elsewhere in the web UI.

Confidence Score: 5/5

• This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk.
• The change is a small, additive update to a static allowlist of browser application names; it does not affect query generation logic beyond enabling Helium matching.
• No files require special attention

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/queries.ts	Adds Helium identifiers to the browser_appnames list so Helium window events are treated as browser activity.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
  participant UI as aw-webui
  participant AW as ActivityWatch server

  UI->>AW: query available buckets (aw-client)
  AW-->>UI: list of bucketIds
  UI->>UI: browsersWithBuckets() maps known browsers to bucketIds
  UI->>AW: canonicalEvents() / fullDesktopQuery() includes browserEvents()
  AW-->>UI: window events + browser_events
  UI->>UI: filter window events by browser_appnames[helium]
  UI-->>UI: Helium window activity counted as browser activity

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[TimeToBuildBob]

Hey @deancureton! Thanks for adding Helium support.

Note: PR #752 (merged yesterday) refactored browser detection to use regex-based matching alongside exact app names. Your PR now has merge conflicts with master since the browser_appnames format changed.

The simplest path forward is to add Helium to the new regex system. I can include it in a follow-up, or if you'd like to update this PR, the changes needed are:

1. Add to browser_appnames (exact names, mainly for bundle IDs):

   helium: ['net.imput.helium'],

2. Add to browser_appname_regex (catches case/exe variants):

   helium: '(?i)^helium',

Let me know if you'd like me to handle this!

[deancureton]

@TimeToBuildBob thanks, just handled it!

[ErikBjare]

Thanks!