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The terminal's Passkeys screen removes the passkey under the cursor with `d` after a confirm #8045
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Intent: remove a lost device's passkey from the terminal, with the same rule and words as Settings and MCP.
Done looks like:
src/tui/screens/passkeys.ts,dopensconfirmScreenwith "remove passkey <name>? y/n".ycallsremoveOwnPasskeyfromsrc/actions/passkeys.tsand nothing else, and the screen's note reads "Passkey removed." or the action's refusal word for word (the last-way-in refusal included).dbinding shows in the screen's keys, andtest/tui-asks-first.test.ts, once it exists, finds the confirm.test/tui-passkeys-remove.test.ts:dthenyremoves it.dthennkeeps it. A passkey-only account pressingdthenyon its only passkey keeps it and sees the refusal.Files: src/tui/screens/passkeys.ts, test/tui-passkeys-remove.test.ts. Risks: none beyond the action's own.