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* fix #304030: show custom agent names as-is without title-casing formatDisplayName was converting dashes/underscores to spaces and applying title case (e.g. nls-code-helper → Nls Code Helper). This made names inconsistent between the customization view and the agent dropdown. Now only strips .md extension, showing names exactly as defined in frontmatter headers. * fix #304131: show workspace-relative paths in customization tooltips Workspace items now show paths relative to the project root (e.g. .github/instructions/coding-standards.instructions.md) instead of absolute paths (/Users/.../workspace/.github/...). * fix #304133: show extension name instead of full path in tooltips Extension items now show 'Extension: github.copilot-chat' in the tooltip instead of the full filesystem path into the extension directory. The extensionLabel is populated from the extensionIdByUri map during item post-processing. * fix #304178: use save icon instead of ambiguous checkmark The editor save indicator now uses Codicon.save (floppy disk) instead of Codicon.check (bare checkmark), making it clear that the indicator is about save status rather than an enable/disable toggle. * fix #304183: show user-scoped hooks in sessions window HOOKS_FILTER excluded PromptsStorage.user, so hooks in ~/.copilot/hooks/ were filtered out in the sessions window (and any harness using the restricted filter). User hooks are now supported in CLI, so add user storage to the allowed sources. * fix: improve list layout footer fallback and remove extension tooltip - Use 80px footer height fallback instead of 0 when sectionHeader has not rendered yet, preventing list from overlapping the footer on first paint - Wait for async section load in fixture before final layout - Remove extensionLabel tooltip (implementation detail, not relevant to users) * fix #304178: show loading spinner before saved icon, remove green color The save indicator now shows a spinning loading animation while the file is being saved (onDidChangeDirty dirty→clean transition), then switches to the save icon when the save completes (onDidSave). The special green color was removed to use the default description foreground color instead. * fix: simplify list layout to use CSS flex instead of manual height calculation All three list widgets (AICustomizationListWidget, McpListWidget, PluginListWidget) now rely on CSS flex layout to distribute space between search bar, list container, and footer. The layout() method sets the widget height, clears any manual list container height, and reads clientHeight (forcing a synchronous reflow) to get the flex-computed height for the WorkbenchList. This eliminates hardcoded fallback values, requestAnimationFrame correction loops, and manual offsetHeight arithmetic that caused the list to overlap the footer on first render. * revert: drop save indicator icon changes (#304178) Reverts the checkmark→save icon change, the loading spinner, and the green color removal. The save indicator is back to the original Codicon.check with green color — this will be addressed separately. * fix: show Built-in/Extension name in tooltips, fix MCP scroll, hide copy path for built-in - Built-in items show 'Built-in' in tooltip instead of file path - Non-built-in extension items show 'Extension: {displayName}' - Copy path context menu hidden for built-in items - Fix MCP/Plugin scroll: fall back to passed height when container is hidden (display:none → clientHeight=0), and re-layout when section becomes visible via selectSectionById - Remove unused resolveExtensionGroupKey method * fix: use explicit height calculation for list layout instead of flex clientHeight The flex-based clientHeight approach was unreliable — reflow timing varied between the component explorer and the real product, causing the list to clip behind the footer at certain window sizes. Reverts to explicit height calculation by measuring sibling elements (search bar, footer, back link) via offsetHeight and subtracting from total height. For hidden widgets (MCP/Plugin when not the active tab), layout is skipped since offsetHeight returns 0; the selectSectionById re-layout handles showing them later. Removes the rAF wait from the fixture since explicit measurement doesn't depend on paint timing. * Stabilize AI customizations editor fixtures * Add narrow viewport fixture variants and fix widget overflow clipping * fix: defer layout when offsetHeight returns 0 during display:none → visible transition When switching sections in the Chat Customizations editor, the container transitions from display:none to visible. The layout method fires synchronously before the browser has reflowed, causing offsetHeight to return 0 for sibling elements. Previously, layout bailed out entirely, leaving the virtual list with no viewport height — resulting in missing rows and empty space. Now defers layout to the next animation frame so measurements are accurate after the reflow completes. * skill: add live debugging workflow to chat-customizations-editor skill * skill: reference launch skill instead of duplicating agent-browser docs * skill: add fixture gotchas — built-in grouping, editor contribution mocks, screenshot stability * ci: add blocksCi labels to key customization fixtures for automated regression gating * refactor: replace type assertion mutations with immutable map in applyBuiltinGroupKeys * fix: show extension display name instead of ID for agent extension source labels
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