[codex] Split turn rollups at user boundaries#245
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Worked for...summary segments at those boundaries so background parent turns cannot wrap output across a later user message.$ottonomous:reviewparent turn, overlapping background worker turn, later usernew-turn, then more parent output.Root Cause
Completed turn summaries were projected as one monolithic turn row anchored at the parent turn start. When a background/worker turn kept the parent turn open, a later human user message could land before the parent emitted more assistant/work output. The parent
Worked for...row could then appear above that user message while containing later turn content.Validation
pnpm exec turbo run test --filter=@bb/thread-viewpnpm exec turbo run typecheck --filter=@bb/thread-view