Typing dots keep the messaging contract; roster chip loses its dot - #52
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Typing means composing something you haven't seen yet: the dots now disappear the moment the agent's reply lands for this turn and stay gone through the turn's tail — the stop-gate checks and teardown that kept them pulsing after the answer arrived read as 'more is coming' when nothing was. Presence entries carry the turn's start time so a reply is attributed to its own turn and an earlier turn's reply never suppresses the next one's dots. The roster chip drops its status dot; there were dots everywhere.
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Field feedback: (1) the roster pill had a status dot on top of everything else pulsing — removed; (2) the typing indicator kept showing after the reply arrived, tracking the turn's stop-gate tail, which reads as 'more messages coming'. Now 'typing' means composing something you haven't seen yet: presence entries carry the turn's start time, and the dots hide permanently for a turn once the engaged agent's reply (message newer than the turn start) lands — teardown activity cannot resurrect them, and an earlier turn's reply never suppresses a new turn's dots. Pre-0.28.1 servers (no start time on the entry) keep the previous behavior. typecheck + 545 tests green, including the resurrect-after-reply regression.