fix(story-mode): Claude's last words keep the sentences aimed at you (review round 9)

Two fresh cold readers (the person who asked for the work, a newcomer to
the project) found the round-8 balloons still cut exactly where Claude
turns from describing to asking, offering or warning: "Want me to add
that?", "I can fix the number format whenever you want", the
http.server instruction, the fix that followed a reported bug.

Key sentences are now picked by kind, one of each, at most three, and
shown in the order Claude wrote them: a problem left (with the fix right
after it, when there is one, so it never reads as open), a question or
offer, how to use what was built, something not done or checked yet, a
step that failed, a word on what you asked for, a corrected warning. A
list intro is judged on its own words and brings its first items; a
pointer ("described below") is skipped; a short offer brings what
"that" was.

The final panel reads "Done, with a catch" for a problem left, "Done,
with a note" for something pending, and "Done, with a question" when
the next move is yours (`openNote` is now 'catch' | 'note'; `asks`).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/web/public/story-mode.js

@@ -2503,9 +2503,13 @@ Object.assign(CodemanApp.prototype, {
             : page.helpersRunning || page.finishedLater || page.events.some((e) => e.running && !e.helper)
               ? // Work was still out when the turn ended (and maybe still is): not a clean finish.
                 'Done for now'
-              : page.openNote
+              : page.openNote === 'catch'
                 ? 'Done, with a catch'
-                : 'Mission complete!';
+                : page.openNote
+                  ? 'Done, with a note'
+                  : page.asks
+                    ? 'Done, with a question'
+                    : 'Mission complete!';
       const chips = rt.splash.querySelector('.story-chips');
       const items = [];
       if (page.durationMs !== undefined) items.push({ text: this._storyDuration(page.durationMs) });