Three explanatory paragraphs were left on the session settings screen: what
auto-resume does, what Move costs, what changing the thinking level costs.
The last two are consequences of an action, so they are `RestartDialog` now --
the same question the machines tab already asks before it reloads a model, and
now in one file rather than private to that screen. The first is gone; the
switch beside it says what it is.
Thinking was two controls: a row of chips for a llama session, where it is a
provider-declared choice, and a picker button for a Claude session, where it
is the session's own effort. One kind of information drawn two ways, decided
by which code path the value came down. A choice is `PickerRow` in a list of
settings and `ChipGroup` on a form being filled in, and which of the two is
the screen's to say rather than the provider's.
`warnAboutRestart` went with them. It marked a control "(on restart)" and
wrote a sentence under the form, and it had nothing to mark: every session
param is `restart: false` and every model param is `restart: true`. The field
now decides whether saving a model's settings stops to ask, which is the
question it was always about.
The wait's bar keeps the status row's own margin instead of running to the
edges of the glass.
Checked on the emulator against the sandbox: an echo, a claude-cli and a
llama session, each with no paragraph left under a setting and thinking drawn
the same way in all three; "Think high?", "Move to /tmp?" and the model
settings dialog all stop to ask. ktfmt, compile, lint and the unit tests are
clean.
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