Restores the original intent that T-226's refinement wording lost: the
shift modifier is the explicit opt-in for bypassPermissions, not a
separate confirm flow. Plain Ctrl/Cmd+M keeps cycling the safe trio;
Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+M cycles the full list. The composer menu's bypass row
was permanently disabled, deferring to "the cockpit's confirmed path" —
but that roster is ghost-fed (T-396), so bypass was unreachable from
the primary session's UI entirely. The row now no-ops on a plain click
(menu stays open) and selects on shift-click, with a hint naming the
gesture. Roster badge and /permissions paths unchanged.
lib/test_app.dart is a format-only follow-up to the previous commit.
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T-509 (child of the UI/UX epic T-276): investigate + improve the model
switch and effort toggle so a change is unmistakably confirmed. T-322
(canvas pane) moved to in_progress with its parser + renderer foundations
recorded.
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The 2026-07-02 skill review (adversarially verified) found the bundled
skills teaching pre-refactor reality: whats-next pointed refinement
agents at the pre-governance/ decision paths, claimed gh doesn't exist,
and taught the hand-staged .pql/changelog flow the pre-commit hook
replaced; git-commit mandated the heredoc-in-substitution commit form
the repo moved away from and referenced sidecar-era paths; the clide
skill omitted the dock slot (D-87); testmode omitted the terminal
category; ui-design's glyph table taught the static-const icon API
removed in T-314, and its generator scanned for a pattern that no
longer matches anything.
All fixed against current repo state. The glyph table is regenerated
3-column (name-keyed, byName-first); tool/gen_phosphor_glyphs.dart
round-trips it byte-identically. git-commit also gains the
session-vs-pre-existing triage step (backported from the settled-reach
variant) since this worktree hosts concurrent Claude sessions.
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