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A single ctrl+c during a busy turn used to cancel the turn
(same as esc). That misfired a lot in practice because ctrl+c
is reflex muscle-memory ("be quiet" in a shell) rather than a
deliberate decision to kill a multi-minute model call you have
already paid tokens for. Users kept aborting expensive turns by
accident.
New behavior:
- busy + first ctrl+c -> arms the exit hint, status line
reads "press ctrl+c again to exit,
esc to cancel the turn"; the turn
keeps running.
- busy + second ctrl+c (within ctrlCExitWindow = 2s)
-> exits zot.
- busy + esc -> cancels the running turn (unchanged).
- idle + ctrl+c -> clears editor/queue as before;
second press within 2s exits.
The double-tap-to-exit pattern now works the same from busy and
idle, which also matches the habits from python repls and
similar tools.
Also:
- assistant body keeps a 4-cell right gutter that mirrors the
4-space left indent so wrapped prose sits in a symmetric
column instead of kissing the terminal edge on ultra-wide
windows. The prose cap itself is gone; the new
assistantBodyRightPad constant replaces maxAssistantWidth.
- README Keys table + Queued messages paragraph updated to
describe the new ctrl+c / esc split so the docs match the
code.
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