The list could only sweep contacts by age — a purge or nothing. Removing one
named contact now lives where the reader is already looking at it: the last
action on its Node detail page, behind a red Cancel/Remove confirm, and the
list it returns to rebuilds without the row.
The deletion lands in both halves of what the list shows — the device's table
and the cross-session store — because forgetting only the radio's half merges
the contact straight back on the next read. A refusal is put in a dialog and
nothing is forgotten: a contact the radio still holds must not vanish from the
list. Only the contact goes; its reception history and chat messages stay, and
a later send offers to write it back.
An action row's tint now survives the icon lane being dropped — it lands on the
label, as marked_label already does for menu rows — so the delete still reads
as a delete on the PicoCalc.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Jean-Pierre MartineauandClaude Opus 5
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