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Let people select several proposed candidates for further editing and preserve image scrolling through mark, undo, and save actions. Keep declared agent work active, renew idle time from human input, and recover interrupted actions against the current presentation without replaying them.
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People can choose several agent-provided candidates and save those choices for further editing. Marking an overflowing image now preserves its scroll position through undo and save.
Declared agent work keeps its managed workbench alive across external processing, while human input renews idle time. Interrupted actions recover their stored outcome without replaying edits, and image-loading failures can recover to a newly presented view. This release sets the package version to 0.3.0.
Validation: the feature changes passed 44 Rust tests, 47 Chromium/MCP tests, formatting, Clippy, and MCP smoke checks in the public checkout. The version change passed a locked build, executable version check, and MCP smoke check. Required PR checks cover Linux, macOS, and Windows.
The shutdown test now accepts either a connection failure or an explicit ended-instance response during shutdown, while requiring disabled controls and preserved edits. The related tests passed five repetitions each after the correction.