fix(chat): align mobile controls and suppress steering completion warning - #3221
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Changes
Treat
user_steeringas a normal completion in the desktop transcript, so handing off to a queued user message no longer displays the generic abnormal-ending warning. Existing failure notices remain unchanged.Align mobile assistant prose with thinking/tool rows. Reduce send, stop, and attachment controls from 48px to 44px; use equal composer insets and align queue info/remove controls with the stop button in both expanded and collapsed layouts.
Validation
pnpm run check:web, mobile type-check/build, andpnpm run theme:color-audit:allpassed.Remote control presentation was exercised with real-browser fixtures and simulated host/relay IO. No live-device, SSH workspace, Peer Device, or Detached Dispatch end-to-end run; no transport, runtime, or persisted-shape changes.