**Typing moved the newest message out of sight.** The list re-pinned on a
new item and nothing else, but the two things that shrink it while
somebody writes a reply are the field growing from one line to four and
the keyboard opening under it -- neither of which is a new item. So the
message being replied to drifted upward, and the view only came back when
the reply was finally sent, which is the one moment it did not matter.
It now watches the viewport as well as the item count, and only acts while
already pinned.
**The status has moved out of the corner.** As a label up there it said
something about the session; at the end of the transcript it says
something about a place -- this is where the next thing appears -- and
that is where the reader is already looking, because it is where the last
message is.
`exited` is still said, in the same place. Removing the corner label
without it would have left a session whose process is gone looking exactly
like one waiting for input, on a screen whose whole purpose is typing at
it.
Verified on the phone-sized case rather than reasoned about: three lines
of text with the keyboard open keeps the newest message directly above the
field, and sending shows "working" immediately under the sent message.
iris
f402a1f6c8