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Jean-Pierre MartineauandClaude Fable 5 2b658f47a9 P4: PicoCalc chrome & input - borderless frame, slim header, F-key lane
- compose_base grows a borderless mode (Platform.frame_border=False): a
  one-row title bar (rule + title + clip arrows) replaces the Panel's
  border and padding, so the body wins back four columns and one row on
  the 53-column console. Regular keeps its Panel untouched.
- The header composes only Platform.header_atoms: picocalc drops the
  version mark and the activity pulse, keeping device, badges, battery.
- The F-key lane (ui/tui/fkeys): five FPair slots per screen, F1-F5
  primary and F6-F10 their opposites - which is physical Shift+F1..F5,
  translated to plain keycodes by the keyboard MCU. The session binds
  all ten and resolves a press against the top screen's lane into a
  normal screen action, so screens gain F-keys with no key handling of
  their own. Default lane duplicates the Fn-layered nav cluster plus
  OK/Back. Alt+Fn stays unbound (kernel VT switch).
- services/modifier_watch: a hand-rolled evdev reader (no keyboard-lib
  dependency) tracking physical Shift so the lane flips to the F6-F10
  labels mid-chord; engages only when the platform asks and the device
  exists, degrades to the static lane on any failure.
- The popup-qualifying width gate (surface._dialog_max_cells) shrinks
  to 43 on picocalc, matching the 47-outer dialog cap; the dialog frame
  itself already clamps to cols-6, so prompt.py needed nothing.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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