Sandeep SomavarapuandCopilot
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* sessions: Show pending approvals on their own chat rows Now that a session's nested chats are rendered as child rows, surface each chat's pending tool approval on that chat's row instead of aggregating every chat's approval onto the parent session row. The session row keeps showing only its main chat's approval; nested/side chats show theirs on their own rows. Flat, chat-less lists (blocked-sessions dropdown, automations) still aggregate an approval from any of a session's chats onto the session row, since they don't render chat rows — gated by a new `aggregateChatApprovals` flag on the shared renderer/delegate. The approval-row markup and styling are extracted into a shared helper and a top-level CSS rule so both the session row and chat rows render identically. The tree delegate reserves the extra row height (with a small bottom slack) for a chat that has a pending approval, and updates it reactively as approvals appear and clear. Adds focused regression tests and component-fixture coverage (desktop and phone). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * sessions: Address PR feedback on chat-row approvals - Refresh a row's virtualized height on any approval height change, not just when an approval appears/clears — the model can swap one pending approval for another whose label spans a different number of lines. Track the previously reserved approval height and fire when it changes. - Replace the prohibited `:has()` selector with a `margin-bottom` on the visible `.session-approval-row` flex item, reserving the same slack without ancestor selector invalidation. - Give each "Allow" button an explicit ariaLabel naming the command it approves, so simultaneously visible buttons are distinguishable to screen readers. - Add regression tests: flat-list (SessionsFlatList) aggregation of a non-main chat's approval onto the session row with height reservation, and a chat row growing its height when its approval is replaced by a taller one. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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