@khalilgharbaoui/opencode-claude-code-plugin 0.60.0 → 0.60.2

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -1634,22 +1634,22 @@ declare class ClaudeCodeLanguageModel implements LanguageModelV3 {
      * switch, and outside `runModelChain` on purpose: an account switch starts
      * that account's own model chain from the top.
      *
-     * Anything but `"auto"` is `runModelChain` and one `await`, so `"off"` and
-     * `"ask"` are exactly what they were. With `"auto"`, the attempt that failed
-     * decides the switch itself (`completeResult` sets `run.switchTo` and closes
-     * its stream without a `finish`), and the next attempt's prologue makes the
-     * switch the form's pick would have made. This only splices the attempts
-     * into one caller turn: one `stream-start`, and the `finish` of whichever
-     * attempt did not switch.
+     * Anything but `"auto"` is `runModelChain` behind `stopOnCancel`. With
+     * `"auto"`, the attempt that failed decides the switch itself
+     * (`completeResult` sets `run.switchTo` and closes its stream without a
+     * `finish`), and the next attempt's prologue makes the switch the form's pick
+     * would have made. This only splices the attempts into one caller turn: one
+     * `stream-start`, and the `finish` of whichever attempt did not switch.
      *
      * The bound is `run.tried`, as it is `tried` for the model chain: every
      * account spawned or switched to goes in, and none in it is picked again.
      *
-     * Cancelling the returned stream is a stop, for every attempt: this loop is
-     * the plugin starting more work on the caller's behalf, so a caller that
-     * has gone away must reach all of it. Each attempt gets a signal that the
-     * caller's own `abortSignal` and a `cancel()` both abort, and the loop
-     * starts no further account once either has happened.
+     * Cancelling the returned stream is a stop, in every mode: a caller that has
+     * gone away must reach the turn it started, or the CLI runs it to the end
+     * and bills it. Each attempt gets a signal that the caller's own
+     * `abortSignal` and a `cancel()` both abort, so a cancel takes the turn's
+     * ordinary abort path, and with `"auto"` the loop starts no further account
+     * once either has happened. Until (h #g257) only `"auto"` did this.
      */
     private runAccountFailover;
     /**