The background-wait-steer pinned tool schemas still carry the pre-reword present description, so the snapshot header no longer matches the shipped tool.
The quote plugin's dictionaries predate the Japanese locale merge, so the locale dictionary parity gate rejects its object-form dictionary without Japanese copy.
The Japanese dictionary landed without the quote removal copy its English and Chinese dictionaries already carry, so the conversation dictionaries do not typecheck against the current master.
A collapsed question or description keeps its full line budget and only
masked its dropped line, so that transparent line still took clicks: it
covered the first line of the question detail and the top edge of the
custom answer row. clip-path now removes the line from hit testing as
well as from view, and Web e2e hit tests pin both targets.
Expansions also record the question they belong to and apply only while
that question is shown, so a position change from another surface of the
same Session no longer carries them to a different question. `.title`
returns to its base margin; `.questionTitle` owns the flex sizing.
Option names made the toggle tooltips as long and unpredictable as the
option labels themselves. Every question and description toggle now uses
the same Expand and Collapse copy, and the question toggle, like the
description toggles, is described by the text it controls.
A long question with long, width-sensitive, and short option descriptions
is driven through the transcript width handle at its narrowest and widest
positions, an opened and collapsed right sidebar, and a smaller and
restored window. At each settled width every collapsed copy follows its
own overflow, the expanded description stays expanded, and the actions
stay reachable; collapsing the sidebar or restoring the window returns
the wide state exactly.
The expand and collapse controls reuse the composer's 24px icon button
with the existing downward and upward chevron icons instead of text. Each
carries a localized accessible name, which a portaled Tooltip shows on
hover. The fade at the end of clipped copy narrows to the 24px button.
The question composer expands long copy in place, so no caller uses the
callout variant, openOnClick pinning, describeAnchor, or the
preview-to-anchor pointer handling this pull request added. HoverCard,
its stylesheet, tests, and README return to their merge-base state.
A question shows in full up to three rendered lines and an option
description up to two. Longer copy keeps one line fewer, fades at the end
of that line, and offers a "More" text button that expands it in place;
expanded copy offers "Show less" on its own line.
CSS scroll timelines decide which copy overflows, so the composer no
longer measures layout in an effect. Each box keeps its full line budget
plus a 2px glyph allowance, and a negative margin returns the dropped
line, so the overflow reading never depends on the collapsed layout.
Navigation resets scroll and expansions from the navigation handler.
The release trigger treats a user-sourced inbox insertion as a user steer and
only this wait responds to it. Both are known approximations for the
short-term fix: a shared steer signal should let every waiter decide locally
and let the input's producer own the decision. Mark both spots for the
follow-up and keep the public jobs contract unchanged.
The recorded-session fixture is a scenario-owned plugin that imports
`@deepseek-ai/dsh-llm` at runtime. Declare the workspace package at the root
so the snapshot lane resolves it from a clean install instead of relying on a
local node_modules layout.
`snapshots/sdk/background-wait-steer` replays a keyless SDK session whose
`job_output(wait: true)` is released by a user steer: the fixture steers once
the waiter registers and the producer has written its barrier line, and the
scenario asserts the early return with `user steered`, the surviving producer,
and exactly one completion notice for the settlement that the released read
did not consume.
The authored session takes its job id from the live request with
`{{fromRequest:(bash-[0-9a-f]{16})}}`, so an opaque id needs no fixture edit.
Registry-level cases pin the release claim, the settlement the read carries,
the withheld notice a cancelled read returns to delivery, parallel waits on one
job, and the model-killed settlement that must not repeat. A real AgentLoop
case covers the user steer releasing the wait while the producer survives.
A `job_output(wait: true)` wait now ends when the user steers the current
step, returning the job's real state and the output already read; the
producer keeps running and the pending input stays queued. The wait is ended
by a controller the tool owns, so the registry's abort semantics — and every
other consumer of `wait` — stay unchanged. The model sees why a running job
came back early in the unchanged status line (`user steered`).
A settlement that lands between the release and this call's own read is
carried by that read instead of a second notice; if the read never commits,
the notice is delivered when the claim releases. Settlements already delivered
elsewhere (the model's own `job_kill` result or another waiter's collection)
are not repeated.
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