Brennan Benson
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* fix(sidebar): stop reporting an interrupted agent as done (STA-5357)
An interrupted turn rendered on the worktree card and the tab glyph as `done` —
visually identical to a clean completion. A cancelled or dead turn read as
finished work, and with several agents it contributed no signal at all, so a
sibling that merely finished could hide it entirely.
`interrupted` is a flag clamped onto `done` at parse time, never its own state,
so the activity summary never even received it: its Pick was
{state, workingMode}, and the `done` branch swallowed it into hasLiveDone.
Adds the flag end to end — summary, both activity hooks, the resolver, the card
glyph and the tab badge — and slots it below permission and above working, which
is where SUMMARY_STATE_ORDER already ranked it for the text summary. The card and
the expanded agent list now agree.
The tab-bar test that asserted the old behavior is flipped rather than deleted:
it explicitly pinned `done` to mirror the card, and that premise is gone.
* fix(sidebar): rank interrupted below every live state
Corrects the precedence from the previous commit. Interrupted means the user
pressed Esc or Ctrl+C — a deliberate act, so they already know. It must be
DISTINGUISHABLE from done (that is the bug) without being LOUDER than anything
live.
Moved below done in all three ladders — resolveWorktreeStatus, the tab attention
badge, and SUMMARY_STATE_ORDER, which had also ranked it above working. That
matches smart-attention, which already classes an interrupted done as 4 (idle),
below both done and working; the card, the tab, the summary text and the sort now
agree instead of two of them disagreeing.
Tests re-pinned to the corrected order, including one of my own from the previous
commit that asserted a finished sibling must not mask an interrupted pane — it
should, and now does.
* fix(status): preserve interrupted outcomes in aggregates
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