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Carry the gesture no-effect fact on the snapshot tree like unsettledGesture

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Assessment

Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
55/100
Issue type
Refactor
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
typescript
Domain
testing, tooling

Research direction

The issue references specific files: src/daemon/gesture-no-effect.ts and src/daemon/selector-capture-runtime.ts. Start by understanding how SnapshotState.unsettledGesture works from #2839. Then, trace where gestureNoEffect is currently annotated and how to move it to the snapshot tree stamp. The goal is to delete withGestureNoEffectWarning and ensure selector reads (is, get, find) show the warning. Run existing tests related to gesture warnings to verify the change.

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Description

Problem

A proven no-effect gesture (gestureNoEffect, #1600) reaches the agent only through capture annotations (withGestureNoEffectWarning in src/daemon/gesture-no-effect.ts). src/daemon/selector-capture-runtime.ts keeps only the SnapshotState and drops those annotations. So is, get, and find never show the no-effect warning; only snapshot does.

#2839 made SnapshotState.unsettledGesture the single carrier for the unsettled post-gesture fact. Every route derives its disclosure from that stamp: selector reads through withCaptureDisclosures, and snapshot through buildSnapshotWarnings.

Proposal

Move gestureNoEffect to the same stamp on the tree and derive its disclosure the same way. This deletes withGestureNoEffectWarning and the annotation channel for it, and gives selector reads the warning they miss today.

Follow-up to #2839.

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