separate AUTO mode from process flow in HeaderBar#525
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AUTO was incorrectly displayed as the 4th sequential step (PLAN → ACT → EVAL → AUTO). It is now rendered as an independent badge since AUTO is an autonomous cycling mode, not a step in the process pipeline. Also fixes right-side content overflow by adding overflowX="hidden", flexShrink constraints, and dynamic width calculation with safety truncate.
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Summary
Fixes #488 — Two bugs in the TUI HeaderBar component:
PLAN → ACT → EVAL → AUTO, making it appear as a sequential step. AUTO is actually an independent mode that cycles through PLAN→ACT→EVAL autonomously. Now rendered as a separate[AUTO]badge.overflowX="hidden",flexShrinkconstraints, and dynamic width calculation with safety truncate.Changes
header-bar.pure.tsALL_MODES→PROCESS_MODES(exclude AUTO), AUTO as separate badge, dynamic overflow calculation + safety truncateheader-bar.pure.spec.tsHeaderBar.tsxModeFlowrefactored for AUTO badge, removedtruncateWorkspace/HEADER_RESERVED_CHARS, addedoverflowX="hidden"+flexShrinkHeaderBar.spec.tsxtheme.tsBefore:
PLAN → ACT → EVAL → AUTOAfter (non-AUTO):
[PLAN] → ACT → EVALAfter (AUTO active):
[AUTO] PLAN → ACT → EVALTest plan
ALL_MODES,HEADER_RESERVED_CHARS,truncateWorkspace)