[Improve] Show task summaries in Session execution details - #1787
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Fixed the Fast-only Session path so selected task cards load full execution details and render the existing summary panel. The regression test, full web client suite, lint, typechecking, and pre-push gates pass in commit 0750fe3. Browser proof remains blocked by the local onboarding provider setup gate. See review task. |
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What changed
Why this change was made
Execution details previously stopped after basic metadata and the workspace link, forcing users to open the full task workspace to understand what happened. Legacy Fast-only Sessions also exposed lightweight task cards that could not reach the execution-details route. The sidebar now provides a concise result in context without introducing a separate summary implementation.
Impact
Users can review the goal, decisions, and outcome of an execution directly from unified and legacy Fast-only Sessions. Existing task access restrictions remain intact, and sparse or unavailable summaries degrade to useful status copy or the latest execution output.
Browser screenshots are not included because the local authenticated product surface was blocked by the inference-provider setup gate; automated client coverage verifies the rendered states and interactions.