[ahamsel]

Why

After #45, skipping a confirmation means "leave it undone and carry on". For a sign-in, carrying on doesn't make sense: nothing behind it can be reached. In practice, Jev wandered the sign-in page ("Forgot password", scrolling). The planner then retried the sign-in (auto-refused) before answering. That took 20–40s.

What changed

• When the user skips a sign-in, fast mode stops working on that site at once. The handoff reason is "The user chose not to sign in to ."
• The planner, including when a delegated Jev run stops this way, is told:
  • don't try again or work around it;
  • finish any part of the task that doesn't need that site;
  • answer right away: say what couldn't be done, and that the user can sign in in the tab (or allow it) and ask again.
• The flight log says "skipped" instead of "cancelled" for a declined confirmation.

Results

Fixture sign-in page, pre-filled like a password manager, with the user skipping: 2.3s, one LLM call. The answer:

I was unable to check your next appointment because accessing your student portal requires signing in, which was declined. Please sign in directly in this tab (or allow the sign-in request when prompted), and then ask again.

• npm test: 72/72, including a new test that a declined sign-in stops fast mode at once with nothing clicked.
• The smoke cases sign_in_asks_first (now also requires the answer to mention signing in) and sign_in_allowed pass.

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