agent/terminal: neutral [resolved] label for closed asks (argus #668)
Loose-ends endpoint only carries pending state — a question disappearing from the list can mean answered, cancelled by asker, or TTL expired. Previous [answered ✓] glyph implied successful operator response across all three paths. Rename .ask-answered-tag → .ask-resolved-tag and use the neutral [resolved] label. Full resolution detail (who answered with what) remains visible via the question's history in the side panel. Addresses argus review note on #668.
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color: var(--muted);
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align-self: center;
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}
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.live .ask-answer-inline-slot .ask-answered-tag {
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.live .ask-answer-inline-slot .ask-resolved-tag {
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color: var(--muted);
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font-style: italic;
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text-decoration: line-through;
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}
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for (const slot of pendingAskBinds) {
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if (slot._boundId) {
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// Already bound — check if the question got resolved.
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// Already bound — check if the question got resolved. The
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// loose-ends endpoint only returns pending questions, so
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// disappearance can mean "answered", "cancelled by asker",
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// or "TTL expired" (argus #668 review). Use the neutral
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// `[resolved]` label rather than a check-mark that would
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// misrepresent the cancel / expire paths; full resolution
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// state is visible via the question's history in the
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// side panel.
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const stillPending = pending.some((q) => q.id === slot._boundId);
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if (!stillPending && !slot._resolvedShown) {
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slot.innerHTML = '';
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slot.appendChild(el('span', { class: 'ask-answered-tag' }, '[answered ✓]'));
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slot.appendChild(el('span', { class: 'ask-resolved-tag' }, '[resolved]'));
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slot._resolvedShown = true;
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}
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continue;
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