Allow keyboard interruption of i3 speech during terminal handoff
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@@ -31,7 +31,9 @@ profiles use the existing settings path. Global preferences are usually the most
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convenient place to set desktop announcement choices.
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Announcements queue with other incoming speech; normal user-input interruption
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still applies. They can speak during Fenrir terminal handoff. Screen lock,
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still applies. They can speak during Fenrir terminal handoff, and the configured interruption
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keys stop that local speech there too. Terminal echo and grabs remain delegated;
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Cthulhu cancels only its own speech clients. Screen lock,
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internal reader UI, speech disable, speech mode, and braille flash preferences
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retain their existing policies. Suppressed events are discarded. Braille uses
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the existing flash duration and restores the current application frame without
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@@ -113,7 +115,10 @@ Use an expendable window and named workspaces for move and mark checks.
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add no scratchpad announcement.
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7. Return to the Fenrir test terminal. Enter and leave an i3 mode and switch
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workspaces. Expect Cthulhu's desktop announcements while Fenrir continues
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handling terminal content and keys. Leave the terminal for an accessible
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handling terminal content and keys. Press Control during an announcement,
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then repeat with Shift when using the all-keys interruption setting. Expect
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Cthulhu's active speech and queued continuation to stop promptly, with no
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Cthulhu key echo. Leave the terminal for an accessible
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application; expect normal Cthulhu application focus, reading keys, title
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changes, and braille to resume.
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8. Disable one i3 Reading choice, Apply, and exercise its action. Expect that
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@@ -2,8 +2,13 @@
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While input is delegated to a terminal reader in XTerm, Cthulhu suppresses
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ordinary key echo, input-driven speech interruption and lock-state feedback.
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It releases its command grabs. On return, Caps Lock tracking adopts the current
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XKB lock state before treating Caps Lock as the reader modifier again.
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An i3 desktop announcement opens a narrow exception: the configured interruption
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keys can stop Cthulhu's active and queued speech during handoff, without key echo
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or cancelling the terminal reader's own Speech Dispatcher client. Ordinary
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terminal input still causes no Cthulhu cancellation when no such announcement
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has been admitted. It releases its command grabs. On return, Caps Lock tracking
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adopts the current XKB lock state before treating Caps Lock as the reader
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modifier again.
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Focused checks:
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@@ -27,4 +32,8 @@ reader and physical keyboard handling require live verification.
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4. Switch back and repeat with keypad commands where configured. Confirm
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focus stays on the intended application and no key remains grabbed after
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handoff. Restore the original lock state.
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5. Record the exact keys, focused application, speech and Braille for failures.
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5. While an i3 workspace or mode announcement is speaking in XTerm, press
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Control, or Shift when using the “all keys” interruption setting. Expect
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Cthulhu's current announcement and queued continuation to stop promptly.
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Fenrir must continue receiving terminal keys, with no Cthulhu key echo.
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6. Record the exact keys, focused application, speech and Braille for failures.
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