* fix(web): make the plan chip a business-accent control at row height
The chip borrowed the warn-state pair for a plain mode flag, so it read as
a warning, and its 2px vertical padding left it 4px shorter than the + and
select controls beside it. It now uses the business accent pair, takes the
row's 28px height, and carries Chinese copy; the unused chip.off.*
dictionary entries had no surface and are dropped.
* docs(web): re-record the plan chip README pair
* docs(web): state the plan chip's close glyph and drop stale copy claims
The READMEs described the chip without the × the component renders, and the
zh side still quoted the English accessibility string after this branch gave
the namespace its own Chinese one.
* test(web): pin the plan chip's accent tokens, height, and Chinese copy
The lifecycle-chrome lane asserted the chip's warn pair; it now asserts the
business pair plus the 28px row height, and a zh plan-active golden records
the 「计划」 label the chip shows under the Chinese locale.
* fix(web): color claimed command tokens with the business accent
The draft's claimed token still used the warn label color while the plan chip
moved to the business pair, so a claimed /计划 read orange above a blue chip.
The claim decoration and the tests asserting its inline style now use
state-business-primary.
* fix(web): keep the composer control row on one line at narrow widths
The fixed-width mode chips and send circle left the row's 12px gaps deciding
between a slack first line and a wrapped trailing group: beside the plan chip,
a long model name moved the model trigger and send circle to a second line
while the first line still had room. Narrow rows now use 8px gaps, which holds
the row together down to the icon-only model trigger.
* fix(web): drop the context ring in the narrow composer row
With plan mode on and a long model name, the 28px occupancy ring plus its gap
was what pushed the trailing group onto a second line. The ring yields at the
same row width that already hides the access-mode label, so the fixed controls
keep one line; the reading stays reachable from a wider window.
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Co-authored-by: Turtle <[email protected]>
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