Lucio Lelii
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Anchored to the bottom-left corner instead of the top-left: the top is where the run's own title and toolbar are, so a panel there covered the thing it was meant to sit beside. It grows upward, which keeps its toggle in one place as the tree gets longer. The panel is no longer rendered at all for a run with no container steps. It used to render as a permanently disabled toggle explaining there was no subtree - fine in a rail, but a floating panel that exists only to say it has nothing is worse than no panel. With the section behind that condition, the guards inside it became unreachable: a disabled state, an aria-expanded term and a tooltip that could never appear. Removed, so the markup stops describing a case that cannot happen. The page's test stub grew three methods so the viewer can actually render in it. That is what makes these assertions real rather than vacuous - the first attempt at the absence test passed against a deliberately broken template, because the patch that was supposed to break it never matched. 557 frontend tests green; both assertions fail when the condition is removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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README.md
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