feat(layout): input-bar + chat/clergy resize, masked sudo-for-docker, edit-mode unlock

Make the message-input bar part of the F5 resize cycle so its height is
adjustable without a sandbox (multi-line/wrapped inputs are now readable),
and let chat/clergy borrow height from the compose box when no terminal is
present. Add Option C masked sudo prompt that feeds `sudo -S` over stdin to
install/start Docker — the password never reaches chat, the PTY, or outbound
frames, and Docker Desktop on Linux is detected so no sudo is requested.

Fix a freeze where clicking the compose box entered layout-edit mode and
silently swallowed every keystroke: clicking the input bar no longer enters
edit mode, and typing any printable char now drops out of edit mode and types.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Spec: BSP pane layout (resize every pane in both dimensions)
Status: **draft / in progress** · Branch: `feat/bsp-pane-layout`
Status: **implemented** · Branch: `feat/bsp-pane-layout`
> Implementation note: the shipped tree uses two **typed** splits
> (`VSplit`/`HSplit`) rather than a single uniform `Split{axis, ratio}`. This
> keeps the roster a fixed-cell column (not a percentage) and lets the type
> system encode "chat-over-terminal" vs "column-beside-roster" directly. The
> sections below describe the original uniform model; the typed shape is called
> out inline where they differ.
## Motivation
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Replace the two scalars with a binary tree. Leaves are the three *semantic*
panes; internal nodes are splits with an axis + ratio.
Original uniform sketch:
```rust
pub enum PaneKind { Chat, Roster, Terminal }
pub enum Axis { Horizontal, Vertical } // H: side-by-side (|), V: stacked (—)
pub enum Node {
Leaf(PaneKind),
Split { axis: Axis, ratio: u16, a: Box<Node>, b: Box<Node> },
// `ratio` = percent of the split given to `a` (10..=90).
}
pub struct Layout {
root: Node,
zoom: Zoom, // unchanged: Normal | Term | Chat (F4 fullscreen)
roster_seed: u16, // theme-provided default roster width, for rebuilds
}
```
**As shipped** (`hh/src/layout.rs`) — typed splits, reusing `app::Pane` as the
leaf type so it can be (de)serialized into presets:
```rust
pub enum Node {
Leaf(Pane), // Pane = Chat|Roster|Terminal
VSplit { top_pct: u16, top: Box<Node>, bottom: Box<Node> }, // chat over terminal, by %
HSplit { right_cells: u16, left: Box<Node>, right: Box<Node> },// column | roster, by cells
}
pub struct Layout { root: Node, pub zoom: Zoom } // Zoom: Normal | Term | Chat
```
The roster width lives as `HSplit.right_cells` (0 = hidden); there's no separate
`roster_seed` — the active theme seeds it once via `Layout::set_roster_width`.
### Default arrangement (reproduces today's look)
With a sandbox present:
With a sandbox present (typed shape as shipped):
```
Split(H, ratio=roster_split, // left column | roster (right, full height)
a = Split(V, ratio=chat_pct, // chat (top) / terminal (bottom)
a = Leaf(Chat),
b = Leaf(Terminal)),
b = Leaf(Roster))
HSplit(right_cells=22, // left column | roster (right, full height)
left = VSplit(top_pct=45, // chat (top) / terminal (bottom)
top = Leaf(Chat),
bottom = Leaf(Terminal)),
right = Leaf(Roster))
```
Without a sandbox the Terminal leaf is absent, so the tree collapses to:
```
Split(H, ratio=roster_split, a = Leaf(Chat), b = Leaf(Roster))
```
The tree is rebuilt (preserving ratios where possible) when the Terminal pane
appears (`/sbx launch`) or disappears (`/sbx stop`), and when the roster is
hidden/shown. Ratios are stored as percentages and clamped to `[10, 90]`.
The tree is **static**; the terminal and roster are *pruned at paint time*
rather than rebuilt. `fill()` skips the `VSplit` when no sandbox is up (chat
fills the left column) and skips the `HSplit` divider when `right_cells == 0`
(roster hidden). So `/sbx launch`/`stop` and hiding the roster need no rebuild —
the same tree just paints fewer leaves. `top_pct` is clamped to `[10, 80]`;
`right_cells` to `[0, 60]`.
## Geometry (single source of truth)
`layout.rs` owns recursive area computation; `ui.rs::body_areas` becomes a thin
wrapper so `draw` and `pane_at` keep sharing one geometry.
As shipped, `regions` just returns the visible leaves (no `Divider` struct yet —
that's deferred to phase 5), and takes `has_terminal` so it can prune:
```rust
pub struct Regions { // computed for a given body Rect
pub panes: Vec<(PaneKind, Rect)>,// one per visible leaf
pub dividers: Vec<Divider>, // for mouse hit-testing (phase 5)
}
pub fn regions(&self, body: Rect) -> Regions;
pub fn rect_of(&self, body: Rect, kind: PaneKind) -> Option<Rect>;
pub fn regions(&self, body: Rect, has_terminal: bool) -> Vec<(Pane, Rect)>;
pub fn rect_of(&self, body: Rect, pane: Pane, has_terminal: bool) -> Option<Rect>;
```
`Zoom::Term`/`Zoom::Chat` short-circuit `regions` exactly like today (one pane
fills the body; the other leaves are omitted).
`ui.rs::body_areas` is now a thin wrapper that fans `regions` out into its
`{chat, roster, sbx}` rects, so `draw` and `pane_at` share one geometry.
`Zoom::Term`/`Zoom::Chat` short-circuit `regions` (one pane fills the body; the
other leaves are omitted).
## Resize semantics (keyboard)
A pane is selected via `F5` (cycle) or mouse click (`pane_at`). Then arrows
resize the **nearest ancestor split on the matching axis**:
A pane is selected via `F5` (cycle over `present_panes`) or mouse click
(`pane_at`). Then arrows resize the split that bounds it on the matching axis:
- `↑` / `↓`nearest ancestor `Split{axis: Vertical}` of the focused leaf;
grow/shrink that leaf's side of the split.
- `←` / `→`nearest ancestor `Split{axis: Horizontal}`.
- `↑` / `↓`the `VSplit` (chat/terminal height). Only meaningful with a
sandbox up and a non-roster pane selected — otherwise `NoAxisHere`.
- `←` / `→`the `HSplit` (roster `right_cells`). Growing the roster widens it;
growing a left-column pane narrows it.
This makes *every* pane adjustable on both axes wherever such an ancestor
exists. If no ancestor on that axis exists (e.g. only Chat+Roster, press `↑`),
emit a one-line hint instead of silently doing nothing — fixes consequence (1).
This makes *every* pane adjustable on both axes wherever such a split exists. If
none does (e.g. only Chat+Roster, press `↑`), emit a one-line hint instead of
silently doing nothing — fixes consequence (1).
```rust
pub fn resize_focused(&mut self, pane: PaneKind, dir: Dir, step: u16) -> ResizeOutcome;
// ResizeOutcome::Moved | ::NoAxisHere (caller turns the latter into a sys hint)
pub fn resize_focused(&mut self, pane: Pane, dir: Dir, has_terminal: bool) -> Resize;
// Resize::Moved | ::NoAxisHere (caller turns the latter into a sys hint)
```
The step size is fixed in `layout.rs` (`PCT_STEP = 4`, `CELL_STEP = 2`), not a
caller-supplied `step`.
## PTY integration (the critical wrinkle)
Today `sbx_dims(term_w, term_h, pty_pct)` derives the PTY grid from the height
scalar and assumes **full width**. In the tree model the terminal can be any
rect, so the grid must come from the Terminal leaf's actual `Rect`:
As shipped it returns a concrete grid (falling back to the full body if no
Terminal leaf is laid out), rather than an `Option`:
```rust
fn sbx_grid(term_w: u16, term_h: u16, layout: &Layout) -> Option<(u16, u16)> {
let body = body_rect(term_w, term_h); // minus top bar + input
layout.rect_of(body, PaneKind::Terminal)
.map(|r| (r.height.saturating_sub(2).max(1), r.width.saturating_sub(2).max(1)))
fn sbx_grid(term_w: u16, term_h: u16, layout: &Layout) -> (u16, u16) {
let body = Rect { x: 0, y: 1, width: term_w, height: term_h.saturating_sub(4) };
let r = layout.rect_of(body, Pane::Terminal, true).unwrap_or(body);
(r.height.saturating_sub(2).max(1), r.width.saturating_sub(2).max(1))
}
```
Every existing `sbx_dims(...)` call site (run loop ~926, command handlers
~1865/1971) switches to `sbx_grid`, and `announced_dims = None` still forces a
re-sync after any resize — so the shared PTY rebroadcasts new dims to the room
exactly as before. **This now also lets terminal *width* changes propagate**,
which the old code couldn't express.
Every existing `sbx_dims(...)` call site (run loop, the two `/sbx`
launch/restore command handlers) switches to `sbx_grid`, and `announced_dims =
None` still forces a re-sync after any resize — so the shared PTY rebroadcasts
new dims to the room exactly as before. **This now also lets terminal *width*
changes propagate** (any divider move sets `announced_dims = None`), which the
old height-only code couldn't express.
## Persistence (presets)
`/layout save|load|list|rm|reset` keep working; the on-disk TOML now serializes
the tree instead of two scalars (`layouts/<slug>.toml`). Old single-scalar
preset files are not migrated (presets are throwaway; `reset` rebuilds default).
`serde` derives on `Node`/`Axis`/`PaneKind` handle (de)serialization.
`serde` derives on `Node`/`Zoom`/`Pane` handle (de)serialization (`Pane` gained
`Serialize, Deserialize` in `app.rs` for this).
## Out of scope (phase 5, optional, follow-up)
- **Mouse-drag dividers.** `Regions.dividers` + `hit_threshold` are scaffolded
now; drag handling (hover highlight, `dragging_split`) lands later. Keyboard
resize is the phase-1..4 deliverable.
- **Mouse-drag dividers.** Not scaffolded yet — `regions` returns only leaves; a
follow-up adds a `Divider`/`hit_threshold` return and drag handling (hover
highlight, `dragging_split`). Keyboard resize is the phase-1..4 deliverable.
- Arbitrary user-created splits / moving a pane to a new position. The tree
supports it, but the UI only exposes the three named panes for now.
## Work plan
1. **layout.rs** — tree types, default/rebuild builders, `regions`/`rect_of`,
`resize_focused`, clamps, zoom, `describe`, serde, presets. Unit tests
(geometry sums to body, resize honors clamps, no-axis case, serde round-trip,
sandbox add/remove rebuild).
2. **ui.rs**`body_areas`→tree `regions`; `pane_at` via `regions`; draw each
leaf; `edit_decor` marker on the focused pane.
3. **app.rs**`sbx_grid` replaces `sbx_dims`; key handler resizes both axes via
`resize_focused` (+ hint on `NoAxisHere`); `cycle_focus` over *present* panes;
F4 zoom + `announced_dims` re-sync unchanged.
4. **docs** — in-app `/help` LAYOUT cluster + README "Window layout" updated to
describe both-axis resize and the no-axis hint.
5. *(optional)* mouse-drag dividers.
1. **layout.rs** — typed tree (`VSplit`/`HSplit`), default builder,
`regions`/`rect_of`, `resize_focused`, clamps, zoom, `describe`, serde,
presets. 11 unit tests (geometry sums to body, resize honors clamps, no-axis
case, serde round-trip, terminal/roster prune).
2. **ui.rs**`body_areas` is now a thin wrapper over `regions`; `pane_at`
shares it; `edit_decor` marker on the focused pane.
3. **app.rs**`sbx_grid` replaces `sbx_dims`; key handler resizes both axes
via `resize_focused` (+ hint on `NoAxisHere`); `cycle_focus` over
`present_panes`; F4 zoom + `announced_dims` re-sync unchanged.
4. **docs** — in-app `/help` LAYOUT cluster + README "Window layout" updated
to describe both-axis resize and the no-axis hint; this spec reconciled.
5. *(optional, not done)* mouse-drag dividers.
## Acceptance