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Add TradingView as a shared data provider with browser sign-in - #69
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TradingView is now a shared data provider for charts, Watchlists, Tea, agent tools and alerts. Users connect through their usual browser, including existing Google sessions and passkeys, then paste the one-time login link into OpenChart.
tradingview:VENUE:SYMBOLin Tea andrequest.security. Search live sources from agent tools so a saved match from another provider cannot hide TradingView.Validation:
just checkpassed, covering schema drift, lint, formatting, workspace typechecks, core, app and Feed tests.just desktop-package developmentpassed, with native desktop verification.request.securitybinding and formula retry after provider refresh.TradingView's protocol is undocumented; exchange permissions, delay and history availability remain source-dependent. Receipt order is local to the client, not an upstream revision guarantee. Uncached history makes fresh requests on subsequent reads. This provider supplies bars and symbology, without full-catalog indexing or a trading-calendar feed. Existing user-owned workflow copies are preserved.