feat(progress): the buffer before a turn narrates is five seconds #392
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Kai asked for the progress threshold to move from three seconds to about five.
One constant changes, because 354 made the other two derive from it.
The cascade is the point rather than a side effect, and the resulting numbers
are worth stating: the edit grid goes 6s to 10s and the long-reply window that
gates thread creation goes 15s to 25s. Both follow from the derivation Kai chose
on 354. That 25s is flagged on the issue, since this ticket asked about the
buffer and quietly decides the window too.
Three tests failed on the value change, which is 359's design working: it pinned
the values separately from the relationships so a base change reports what it
moved instead of moving three things quietly. All three are updated to the new
values and the relationship test needed no change.
The docs did not have the same property. Eight places across two files wrote
3, 6, 9 and 15 out as prose, so "one number to move" was true in Go and false in
Markdown. Those are corrected here, including a cadence table whose rows are the
grid in order.
closes #375
Co-authored-by: Kai Siren coilysiren@gmail.com
Co-authored-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com
thinkingmessage generates is too short #375