The dot resolved its state through $sessionDotStateById while the arc on the
same row was decided from an isWorking prop, drilled from the sidebar through
two list components and asserted in five test setups. Two paths to the same
question is how the row's arc and its dot end up disagreeing, and it is why the
arc has broken independently of the dot before.
The row now reads the resolved state directly, and the arc rule moves next to
the states it talks about as `showsRunningArc`. `hasLiveTurn` keeps the row's
other treatment — brighter title, age yielding to the actions menu — on the
wider meaning it always had, where a turn waiting on an answer still counts as
this session's turn.
The list chain drops the prop, its types and the id set built to feed it.
`$workingSessionIds` stays where the sidebar genuinely needs it, for noticing
that a turn settled.
Brooklyn Nicholson
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