max / makenotwork

Say the waits on the described screens, and take quasi 0.29.1 Task 0da6a218's first half. Seven writes across three described screens carry awaiting: the CSV export, three forms and three destructive acts. The renderer locks each from the mark, so the double-submit guard the server writes by hand in loading.ts is described here instead of implemented there. Why all seven rather than the two slow ones. The mark says a call resolves once in finite time, which is true of every write on these screens, and a spinner on some buttons and not others is a distinction the reader cannot account for. The git-token form is the one with teeth: its answer is a secret shown once, so two from one impatient double-press is a token the creator never sees. Nothing is marked determinate. Awaiting::of takes a measurement and none of these knows one before it starts; the export knows its row count and not its bytes, which is exactly the estimate-wearing-a-fact's-clothes that type refuses. Takes quasi 0.29.1 for the form half of the guard, which was inert until it landed: hx-disabled-elt="this" on a <form> sets an attribute HTML does not have and does not reach the controls inside. Two clauses of the task are unmet and it stays open. The five spinner spellings are still five, and they live in the unconverted templates rather than here.