Quintine
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Show progress during initial admin and seat-control submissions; retain exact recovery instructions for uncertain requests and explicit retries. Keep seat recovery and handover confirmations above the table until Continue without blocking gameplay. Use readable 16px text and 44px controls. Verified isolated checkpoint: types, lint, 5381 offline tests, 52 HTTP tests and build. Local delayed/lost-response browser QA covered admin creation, durable retry, handover and seat recovery, mobile readability and saved-seat restoration. Existing 2098 rooms and 4455 seats preserved. Deployment acceptance follows separately.
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# Readable progress, recovery and action notices
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The user reported that a popup after room creation disappeared before it could
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be read or acted on. The first create/join request was rendering the full saved
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request recovery panel while awaiting its initial response. Successful creation
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then removed it immediately, making actionable recovery instructions appear to
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flash on screen even when nothing had gone wrong.
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First submissions now show only **Creating your room…** or **Joining the room…**
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and a short progress message. Successful responses still open the confirmed
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table. A lost/uncertain response, saved request after refresh, or storage problem
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shows the existing persistent recovery panel. Its exact retry, deliberate
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abandonment and saved-kit recovery controls remain available until the player
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resolves the request. The private retry proof is still saved before submission;
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there is no automatic retry or new seat operation.
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Completed-action notices also retain their text until **Continue**, instead of
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vanishing after 1.5 seconds. This is a local display control: the server has
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already completed the action and human/AI play continues normally. New events
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cannot replace the text being read. The optional toggle, bounded summaries,
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private-information filtering and silent refresh baseline remain; see
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[completed-action feedback](ACTION_FEEDBACK.md).
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The follow-up audit also covers instructions replaced by a quick server response,
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even without a dismissal timer. Initial administrator creation, room/lobby controls,
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removal, closure and archive requests now show only progress while awaiting their
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first response. The same applies to AI permissions and handover creation,
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cancellation and acceptance. Saved requests restored after refresh and uncertain
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results retain their recovery controls; explicitly retrying leaves those controls
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visible and disabled until the response. Private retry proofs are still saved
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before dispatch, independently of whether recovery instructions are visible.
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Successful seat recovery and handover show a confirmation above the table with
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**Continue**, including the previous owner's/session's revoked access. It remains
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while the player reads or plays; background polling and new actions do not clear
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it. Continue dismisses only the message. Leaving or reloading the page clears this
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local confirmation, without changing the recovered seat.
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Errors and recovery prompts have explicit controls; component inspectors have
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close buttons. Network progress, polling deadlines and permission-expiry
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countdowns keep their existing behavior.
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## Verification
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Browser QA uses dedicated rooms and a temporary local transport that delays the
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first response and can lose one successful create response. This verifies actual
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rendered progress, durable recovery instructions, and explicit same-request retry
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without introducing production timing changes. Existing room-entry regressions
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cover retry identity, storage failure, ambiguous responses and no duplicate
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creates; notice regressions cover retention, continuation, summaries and mute.
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Record browser, source-bound checks and deployed acceptance separately. Test
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normal create/join and notice controls on the deployed revision; a local delayed
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transport test does not establish production behavior. Preserve existing games.
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