Make saved Cashu sends recoverable and record deferred connection UX scope

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@@ -388,13 +388,14 @@ cover startup migration, hostname regeneration, first boot and explicit rotation
tests pass. Exact operator hostname/app, trusted TLS and companion acceptance
remain open. See `docs/https-app-gate-followup-20261006.md`.
## 18. Firewall and tunnel UI/settings — latest addition, last in sequence
## 18. Firewall and tunnel UI/settings
Status: handover read and acknowledged on6October; implementation pending.
The private handover and acknowledgement live in the separate mining review
checkout. Do not commit its deployment addresses or operational details here.
- Keep this task at the end, after the previously deferred MeshCore work.
- Keep this task after the previously deferred MeshCore work. The subsequent
connection UX additions below follow all other tasks and their acceptance.
- Network → Local network: make the Firewall Active row clickable and add a
bottom-anchored Firewall & tunnels button. Both open one central settings
screen; app pages may link to it, but are not the primary configuration UI.
@@ -419,3 +420,36 @@ checkout. Do not commit its deployment addresses or operational details here.
as requested, while retaining repository regression and release requirements.
- Review and integrate once through ngit, preserve the already integrated mining
work, and mirror accepted commits to Gitea. No release gate is waived.
## Deferred expansion of tasks 3/6: connection UX and final functional review
Operator sequencing on6October: finish all other tasks, related deployments,
tests, app deployments and UAT first. Then perform this expansion and the final
functional/UX review. These are additions to existing groups, not closed work.
- Distinguish peer relationships from federation membership in labels, actions
and removal confirmations, including nodes with both relationships. Remove only
the selected relationship; describe exactly what changed.
- Anchor removal buttons at card bottoms. Show an immediate per-action spinner,
prevent duplicate submissions, and show an accurate completion/error toast.
- Measure and reduce removal latency. Verify whether an authenticated existing
FIPS connection is preferred; implement that priority where supported, with
bounded fallback and no weakening of identity or authorization checks.
- Hide rejected, expired and otherwise resolved Nostr requests from actionable
lists. Prevent relay replay or stale refresh results from resurrecting them;
retain any history needed for diagnostics separately.
- Give incoming peer requests useful notifications linking directly to the
correct Federation/Peers request and its accept/reject actions.
- Update relationship, request, availability and operation states automatically
across screens without routine manual sync. Handle reconnect, missed events,
out-of-order replies and failed refreshes without invented success states.
- When a request changes the 3D map layout, rotate its node to the front, top
centre and clearly expose the request action. Cover multiple requests,
completion, user camera interaction, reduced motion and mobile viewports.
- Review complete desktop/mobile connection flows after the other work passes:
put useful node capabilities and actions first, reduce unnecessary navigation
and scrolling, and assess direct links to permitted peer Cloud files. Preserve
the design system, trust boundaries and meaningful loading/error feedback.
- Qualify real reciprocal removal/requests, offline and reconnect behavior,
duplicate/replayed events, automatic UI convergence, notifications/deep links,
map positioning and responsive card geometry before claiming acceptance.