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Disable leftover Reports and Clipboard session verbs - #291

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Summary

Reports and Clipboard Compare still left a few Session/View verbs clickable even though those sessions never run them. The command palette also ignored the same enablement rules as the menus.

This change:

  • Turns off unused compare/session verbs on Reports (compare, swap, reload, rules, settings, export, show all, minor, next difference).
  • Turns off unused Clipboard Session items (rules, settings, export). Compare, swap, and reload stay on.
  • Applies the same enablement to the command palette and refuses to run a disabled command from there.

Run Script and Save Report stay available on Reports. Text Merge four-pane and live Registry hive are still out of scope.

Type of change

  • Bug fix
  • New feature
  • Documentation
  • Refactor
  • Build, CI, or release

Validation

  • corepack pnpm format:check
  • corepack pnpm lint
  • corepack pnpm stylelint
  • corepack pnpm typecheck
  • corepack pnpm exec vitest run src/app/menuTables.test.ts src/app/shellChrome.test.ts src/layouts/AppLayout.test.ts

Local Rust clippy needs GTK on this Linux host; Windows Quality CI covers that.

Checklist

  • I kept the change focused.
  • I added or updated tests where needed.
  • I updated documentation for user-facing changes.
  • I checked that no sensitive data is included.
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Keep the command palette on the same enablement rules as the menus so unused compare verbs stay off.
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cursor Bot merged commit 502a2ae into master Sep 16, 2026
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