* feat(assistant): copy, feedback, an interrupt marker and a way back to the latest answer
PR4 of the assistant UI makeover (dev_docs/assistant_redesign_plan.md section 7):
message anatomy and actions.
Assistant turns get a hover action row: copy, thumbs up/down and the existing
regenerate, which until now was the only affordance on an answer. gnubok_feedback
exists as a tool with no UI at all, so the thumbs are local-only for the moment;
the point of this row is that the affordances sit where people look for them,
and wiring the vote through is a follow-up that cannot break reading an answer.
Stop used to abort and leave the half-written answer looking finished, which is
worst exactly when it stopped mid-figure. The partial text still stays, now with
a marker saying it was interrupted.
A failed send cleared the composer and left a user bubble that had never reached
the server, so the question vanished on the next reload and had to be retyped.
The text now goes back into the composer and the unsent bubble is dropped, so
the screen matches what was actually sent. startTurn reports whether the request
got out; a mid-stream failure still counts as sent and keeps its content.
Autoscroll already respected a user who had scrolled up, but nothing told them
an answer had landed below the fold. A "Nytt svar" pill now appears in that
case and takes them back.
Verified: 9549 unit tests pass (7 new pinning the stop and failed-send state
rules), lint and tsc clean on the touched file, guards pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(assistant): anchor the jump pill to the message area, not the whole panel
Self-review before merge: the pill sat at a fixed offset from the bottom of the
component, but the composer below it grows to 128px as the user types. A long
multi-line draft plus a scrolled-up reader would have slid the pill underneath
the composer, exactly when it is needed. It now positions against the message
area itself, so composer height is irrelevant.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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