tier b has no unblocked work left
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -34,8 +34,10 @@ before deciding what to pick up next. Its conclusions in one paragraph:
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signal that fires on a real close and on nothing else, and the terminals use it; the chat panel
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deliberately does not, which is the inversion above. **§5.4's first item is closed** (`1de1d92`) — the
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allow-list is a `WorkspaceView` prop and the fourteen copies are gone. Tier B is now the pty backstop
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(the third item of §5.1), the default-layout collapse (the second item of §5.4) and the mobile
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decision (§6).
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(the third item of §5.1) and the mobile decision (§6) — **both of which are blocked on a question
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only the owner can answer**, not on work. §5.4's second item was inventoried and dropped as
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compression rather than deduplication; see the item for the reasoning and the three defects the
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inventory turned up instead. **Tier B has no unblocked work left.**
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- **Tier C, orthogonal:** everything else — including **§5.2 (remounts) and §5.3 (drag-to-move), both
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large downgrades.** A panel is now a pointer to a server-side session, so a remount costs a replay, and
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the drag hazard is disarmed by resolving identity by name (`e588524` + `bc82086`).
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