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* feat(ui): auto-router controls for context-window escalation Adds an Advanced: Context Window Escalation section to the auto-router form, both create and edit arms, with the toggle for enable_context_window_escalation and a clamped decimal input for context_window_escalation_buffer. An untouched control keeps both keys out of the payload so the router tracks the backend defaults; an explicit opt-out (false) survives the edit round-trip through the managed-keys projection and the hydrator, and preset prefill maps both keys straight through so a preset cannot silently drop them Resolves LIT-6601 * fix(ui): clearing the context-window buffer removes it from the payload Both review bots converged on the same defect: an emptied buffer field early-returned in commitBuffer, the draft was discarded on blur, and the stale number reappeared and stayed in the saved config, contradicting the copy that an empty field tracks the backend default. An empty commit now removes the key, which the managed-keys projection propagates as a real deletion on edit. Also trims the narrative comments the review flagged as restating behavior |
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