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fix(web): close queue collapse review gaps

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2026-07-30 19:20:13 +08:00
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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The Web queue rendered pending messages but could not edit or delete one row. `M
**Queue addresses require a live Agent.** `session.updateQueue` queries only the mounted Agent registry and never resumes a cold session: an `InboxItemId` is process-local and cannot name work after restart or disposal. A missing Agent and a driver-claimed occurrence both return `queue-item-not-found`.
**Web actions address Queue only.** The Host excludes pending steering from `session/queue`; steering retains its existing durable transcript path after consumption. QueueDock hides while empty, renders one pending occurrence directly, and defaults two or more occurrences to a collapsed `"<n> Queued"` header that expands or collapses the complete list. The header exposes `aria-expanded`. Visible rows expose edit and delete, but no send-now control. The UI derives queue row and mutation types from the runtime `SessionFace` contract rather than importing the connection plugin, so plugin cooperation continues through services and snapshots. Edit is available only when all content blocks are text; the editor cannot silently drop non-text blocks. An editing row exposes only save and cancel, with Enter and Escape as their keyboard equivalents. Delete removes the exact occurrence.
**Web actions address Queue only.** The Host excludes pending steering from `session/queue`; steering retains its existing durable transcript path after consumption. QueueDock hides while empty, renders one pending occurrence directly, and defaults two or more occurrences to a collapsed `"<n> 条排队消息"` header that expands or collapses the complete list. The header exposes `aria-expanded` and `aria-controls`; the expanded list scrolls within a 180px height bound. An active edit or mutation keeps its rows visible, and emptying the queue restores the collapsed default for the next queue. Visible rows expose edit and delete, but no send-now control. The UI derives queue row and mutation types from the runtime `SessionFace` contract rather than importing the connection plugin, so plugin cooperation continues through services and snapshots. Edit is available only when all content blocks are text; the editor cannot silently drop non-text blocks. An editing row exposes only save and cancel, with Enter and Escape as their keyboard equivalents. Delete removes the exact occurrence.
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@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ The Web queue rendered pending messages but could not edit or delete one row. `M
## Verification
AgentLoop contract tests hold prompt admission while editing and removing exact queued occurrences, reject mutations of steering occurrences, and verify the resulting independent turn and terminal lifecycle events. Host schema and proxy tests cover queued-only authoritative snapshots, synchronous re-entrant mutation order, reconnect, cold-Agent rejection, typed not-found errors, and the RPC transport. Client runtime and QueueDock tests cover non-optimistic projection, single-row presentation, default multi-row collapse, expansion, text-only editing, save and cancel affordances, removal, retirement races, and disabled mixed-content editing. Keyless browser scenarios expand the queue and drive its exposed edit and delete actions through the built Web composition and real HTTP/SSE wire.
AgentLoop contract tests hold prompt admission while editing and removing exact queued occurrences, reject mutations of steering occurrences, and verify the resulting independent turn and terminal lifecycle events. Host schema and proxy tests cover queued-only authoritative snapshots, synchronous re-entrant mutation order, reconnect, cold-Agent rejection, typed not-found errors, and the RPC transport. Client runtime and QueueDock tests cover non-optimistic projection, single-row presentation, default multi-row collapse, interaction-forced visibility, reset after emptying, expansion, text-only editing, save and cancel affordances, removal, retirement races, and disabled mixed-content editing. Keyless browser scenarios capture the default collapsed header before expanding the queue and driving its exposed edit and delete actions through the built Web composition and real HTTP/SSE wire.
## Consequences