A failed decision still waits for the deck read it makes itself, but no
longer carries that read's answer on its error. Whether its Side quest is
still pending is now asked of the deck query's newest successful read
(stillPending), both when the decision settles and when the page offers
Retry. A read that lands later and has the Side quest decided keeps it off
the deck and withdraws the Retry; a deck whose latest read failed offers no
Retry.
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A failed decision now reads the deck as its own fetch and waits for it,
and that read's answer travels on the DecisionError: still pending puts
the Side quest back on top with a Retry, decided shows the informational
banner, and a failed read shows the error without Retry. The page no
longer classifies from whatever the deck cache holds.
A batch poll's deck read no longer cancels a read already out (which may
be a decision's): it waits for it, then reads again, as that read may
predate what the batch reported.
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Replace the hand-maintained optimistic bookkeeping in useDecide with one
rule: a decision takes its card off the deck (and, on Try it, adds its
dinner to the Quest log) when the exit finishes; however it settles, the
deck and the Quest log are read again and the decision stays pending
until those reads land, so the input lock keeps the next decision out.
No decision cancels a read.
A failed decision whose Side quest the reconciled deck still has goes
back on top with a Retry; otherwise the banner says it was decided
already, with no Retry. ErrorBanner's Retry is now optional.
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Only an API error that refuses the request itself (a 4xx other than 404
or 409) puts a failed Side quest back on top of the deck. A 409 (decided
by another session or no longer suggested), a 404, a 5xx or a failure
without an answer now reads the deck again instead, keeping the card off
it until that read answers.
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A decision now follows the reads of the deck that land while it is in
flight. When it fails, the Side quest is put back on top of the deck only
if no such read has left it out, so a card the server already decided is
not offered again.
A failure that is not an API error answer, such as a lost response, may
have come after the server saved the decision, so the deck is read again
to reconcile it. An API error answer still puts the card back on top.
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A refused Try it now removes the Quest log entry it tagged when it added
it, so a read of the Quest log that landed during the decision is kept,
and reads the Quest log again since the decision may have been saved.
A decision is sent for the card thrown out even when a read of the deck
took it off during the exit, so Retry on that refusal posts the decision
again instead of failing before sending it.
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A saved decision now reads the deck again whenever a read started before
the save is still under way, so a late answer can no longer put the
decided Side quest back. Optimistic Try it adds its dinner to the Quest
log only when it is not there yet, and a refusal removes only that
addition. A refused decision's ErrorBanner with Retry now shows whatever
the deck has come to, including when a read emptied it during the exit.
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Try it and Pass are applied when the card's exit finishes: the Side
quest leaves the deck and, on Try it, its dinner joins the Quest log
count before the server answers. A refused decision puts the card back
on top of the deck, reverts the count and shows the ErrorBanner with
Retry. A saved decision reads the deck again once fewer than 3 cards are
left, and follows the replenish job it started, showing skeleton cards
rather than "All caught up" while that job runs.
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