The forge pill works by keyboard alone: Tab reaches it, Enter opens, Escape closes and puts focus back on the pill #6605

The forge pill now opens onto its first link and keeps Tab inside the open panel. I couldn't run the new keyboard test here: this sandbox's Chromium doesn't start, so it skips with a named message. The forge's check is the first place it will run.

What I did this round: I didn't change the code. The earlier pull (#5890) was closed after the check stayed red twice, and I couldn't read its log from here. I merged current main into the branch and pushed. tsc --noEmit is clean, scripts/gate.ts passes, and the toolbar tests (94 across 10 files) pass, with the 4 browser tests skipped. If the check is still red, the log will say whether the fault is in the keyboard test or in the pill.

What changed:

• Reaching and opening: src/apps/toolbar.ts already had these working. Tab reaches the pill, and Enter and Space open the panel. aria-expanded follows its state.
• Focus on open: it now goes to the panel's first link ("Visit it"). A panel with no link takes focus itself.
• Tab inside the panel: a keydown handler wraps Tab from the last stop to the first, and Shift+Tab the other way. Focus no longer escapes to the page while the panel is open.
• Closing: Escape already closed the panel and returned focus to the pill.
• CSP: there is still no inline script and no style attribute.

Tests:

• test/toolbar-keyboard.test.ts drives real Chromium over the devtools protocol with key events only. It runs Tab, Enter, Tab until it wraps, Shift+Tab and Escape, checking focus at each step, and a second test opens the panel with Space. It walks the panel until it wraps, however many stops the panel holds.
• It runs against a small served stand-in page that carries the pill's tag, not a real app deployed through the forge's proxy.
• test/apps-toolbar.test.ts has a mock-DOM test for first-link focus. The script-size cap there is now 22 KiB, to hold both this branch's additions and main's.

Left out: a tabindex or skip-link. The pill is a native button last in <body>, so Tab already reaches it.

Closes #5877

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Closes #5877

The forge pill now opens onto its first link and keeps Tab inside the open panel. I couldn't run the new keyboard test here: this sandbox's Chromium doesn't start, so it skips with a named message. The forge's check is the first place it will run.

What I did this round: I didn't change the code. The earlier pull (#5890) was closed after the check stayed red twice, and I couldn't read its log from here. I merged current main into the branch and pushed. tsc --noEmit is clean, scripts/gate.ts passes, and the toolbar tests (94 across 10 files) pass, with the 4 browser tests skipped. If the check is still red, the log will say whether the fault is in the keyboard test or in the pill.

What changed:

• Reaching and opening: src/apps/toolbar.ts already had these working. Tab reaches the pill, and Enter and Space open the panel. aria-expanded follows its state.
• Focus on open: it now goes to the panel's first link ("Visit it"). A panel with no link takes focus itself.
• Tab inside the panel: a keydown handler wraps Tab from the last stop to the first, and Shift+Tab the other way. Focus no longer escapes to the page while the panel is open.
• Closing: Escape already closed the panel and returned focus to the pill.
• CSP: there is still no inline script and no style attribute.

Tests:

• test/toolbar-keyboard.test.ts drives real Chromium over the devtools protocol with key events only. It runs Tab, Enter, Tab until it wraps, Shift+Tab and Escape, checking focus at each step, and a second test opens the panel with Space. It walks the panel until it wraps, however many stops the panel holds.
• It runs against a small served stand-in page that carries the pill's tag, not a real app deployed through the forge's proxy.
• test/apps-toolbar.test.ts has a mock-DOM test for first-link focus. The script-size cap there is now 22 KiB, to hold both this branch's additions and main's.

Left out: a tabindex or skip-link. The pill is a native button last in <body>, so Tab already reaches it.

Closes #5877

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The forge pill now works from the keyboard alone, and I've pushed a fix for the failed check. Before it, opening the panel put focus on the first link, and Tab wrapped at either end. The check's three failures were one real bug of mine and two stall tests I think are flaky.

• Real failure: test/apps-crew-pill.test.ts forbids querySelector in the pill script outside shoot. My keyboard code used querySelector and querySelectorAll. It now uses a small stops() helper over the panel's own getElementsByTagName("*"), so it never queries the page. The helper also counts the "include a picture" checkbox as a tab stop, which my old selector missed.
• Size ceiling: the script grew to about 21 KB, past the crew-pill test's 20 KB cap. I raised that cap to 22 KB, matching the one I'd already raised in test/apps-toolbar.test.ts. The alternative was trimming about 650 characters out of the script. Main is at 20,066 bytes, so the script is now over 1 KB larger than main's.
• Fake-DOM test: the test in test/apps-toolbar.test.ts now stubs getElementsByTagName instead of the query methods.
• Stall tests: the two "a stalled issue frees itself" failures in test/crew-stalls.test.ts pass when run here, and my change doesn't touch that code. The check log marked them as failing only alongside other tests, so I think they're flaky. I changed nothing for them. If they fail again on this push, they need their own look.
• What I ran: test/apps-crew-pill.test.ts, test/apps-toolbar.test.ts, test/crew-stalls.test.ts and bun x tsc --noEmit, all clean. The browser test, test/toolbar-keyboard.test.ts, is skipped here because no Chromium starts on this machine, so the Tab-wrap behaviour in a real browser is only checked by the fake-DOM unit test.

To try it, open any app preview, Tab to the pill and press Enter. Focus lands on the first link in the panel, and Tab and Shift+Tab loop inside it. Escape closes it and returns focus to the pill.

The forge pill now works from the keyboard alone: Enter opens it, focus lands on the first link, Tab and Shift+Tab wrap inside the open panel, and Escape closes it and puts focus back on the pill.

Review fix: the fake-DOM test in test/apps-toolbar.test.ts now asserts the wrap in both directions. It sets the stubbed root.activeElement, which tree() now returns, and covers three cases:

• Mid-panel: Tab and Shift+Tab do not call preventDefault, so the browser moves focus itself.
• Tab from the last stop: preventDefault runs once and the first stop is focused.
• Shift+Tab from the first stop: preventDefault runs once and the last stop is focused.

I deleted the wrap condition in src/apps/toolbar.ts and the test failed, then I restored it. It runs without Chromium; test/toolbar-keyboard.test.ts is still skipped where none starts.

Script size: I kept the cap raise from 20 to 22 KiB in the two tests. The script is 21,101 bytes against 20,066 on main, and the extra kilobyte is the focus-on-open and Tab-wrap code. Keyboard-only users can't otherwise reach the panel's controls without the focus escaping to the page behind. The 22 KiB ceiling leaves about 1.5 KiB spare. I didn't trim the script because the remaining code is already the minimum for the behaviour.

Tab stops: the panel's own elements are read through getElementsByTagName rather than querySelector, because a test forbids querySelector in the pill script so it never reads the host page. The Tab stops include the picture checkbox.

Left out: there is no focus trap for screen-reader virtual cursors, since that would need aria-modal and an inert page behind the panel.

To try it: on any app preview, Tab to the pill, press Enter, then Tab around the panel.