cctally 1.55.0 → 1.56.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 ## [Unreleased]
 
+## [1.56.1] - 2026-06-27
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+### Fixed
+- Conversation viewer: large subagent threads now render an internally windowed slice (centered on a deep-linked / found / pinned turn) instead of mounting the entire thread, with "Show N earlier/later" and "Show all" controls to grow it on demand — a deep-link into a giant subagent no longer renders a ~106k-node DOM (#239).
+- Conversation comparison view: the A→B metrics strip no longer clips the widest "A → B" value pairs (e.g. a high cost or long duration) at desktop widths — on a smaller desktop window the discovery rail stays mounted and narrows the strip, which the previous viewport-based reflow couldn't detect, so the six fixed columns truncated a trailing digit (`$337.05 → $169…`); the strip now reflows on its own width to a clean 3×2 (and 2-up when narrower) so every value stays fully visible (#240).
+- Conversation viewer: a deep-linked turn now re-lands after a browser reload — reloading a deep-linked conversation URL (one shared or bookmarked deep inside a large session) used to leave you stranded at the previous scroll position with the target turn's owning subagent collapsed and never scrolled to, because the browser restored the prior scroll offset on top of the deep-link's own positioning and that restore landed after the reader had finished settling; the viewer now opts out of the browser's native scroll restoration so the deep-link is always the sole thing positioning the viewport and reliably re-lands on its target (#241).
+- Conversation comparison view: the A→B metrics strip now stays fully un-clipped even at the very narrowest widths — in the 650–720px desktop band the mounted discovery rail can squeeze the strip below its two-column floor, and the same squeeze happens on sub-343px phones, where the widest "A → B" pairs (a high cost, a long duration) could still ellipsize a trailing character or two; the strip now drops to a single full-width column in that band so every value is shown in full, finishing the container-width reflow started in #240 (#242).
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+## [1.56.0] - 2026-06-26
+
+### Fixed
+- Conversation viewer: the reader-header control toolbar no longer overflows or hides controls (Compare / Find / outline toggle / Latest / Export) at laptop and tablet widths — it now wraps onto its own full-width row at all sizes (#238).
+- Conversation viewer: the reader-header overflow, export, and focus menus now close when you click outside them, not only on Escape or a focus change (#238).
+- Conversation viewer: a long subagent-card title is now recoverable in full via a hover tooltip (#238).
+- Conversation viewer: the current in-conversation find match is now visually distinct from the other matches while you step through results (#238).
+- Conversation viewer discovery rail (#238 S2): section headers are now sort-aware — Recent/Oldest keep date dividers, Cost/Messages show a flat list, and Project sort groups by project name; the search-row meta no longer clips the timestamp or shows a horizontal scrollbar on long project labels, the browse-row timestamp is protected from truncation, and the Filters/Sort controls match the search-input height on desktop with an explicit 44px tap target on mobile.
+- Conversation comparison view (#238 S3): the A→B metrics strip now reflows to two columns through the full tablet width band so the "B" value is never clipped (it previously truncated the B-side number — the whole point of the comparison — at ~641–900px while the rail kept the strip narrow), and pressing Escape in an open comparison now closes it back to the single reader (restoring focus to "Compare with…", identical to the ✕ Close button) instead of ejecting the whole workspace to the dashboard.
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 ## [1.55.0] - 2026-06-25
 
 ### Added