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sliccy 6.158.1 → 6.159.0

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@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ Once the product makes sense, the ice-cream language is easier to enjoy: it maps
 - **Licks** — external events that wake an agent up: webhooks, cron jobs, and other signals from the outside world.
 - **Floats** — normal engineers would call it runtimes, but would normal engineers have come up with this?
 - **Tray** — multiple floats can form a tray, a joint session with remote control.
-- **Sprinkles** — everything is better with sprinkles: small, optional enhancements you can add on top of the core system. Select a newly discovered sprinkle's rail icon to open its panel. Panel actions return to the cone that opened them by default, and a panel can target a different cone or scoop for an individual action.
+- **Sprinkles** — everything is better with sprinkles: small, optional enhancements you can add on top of the core system. Select a newly discovered sprinkle's rail icon to open its panel. Panel actions return to the cone that opened them by default, including clicks on a synced follower or the iPhone/iPad app, and a panel can target a different cone or scoop for an individual action.
 Why the name? SLICC stands for **Self-Licking Ice Cream Cone**: a recursive system that can help build, extend, and operate itself. A browser agent running inside the browser: that's as self-recursive as tongue-out gelato.