MUST-FIX 1: the Friends/Squelch lists have NO scroll driver. Both
controllers set TemplateResolver but never wire the authored scrollbar's
Model (0x10000518 / 0x10000543, both direct siblings of their ListBox
under the page root per FA3's own fixture), unlike all four existing
UiTemplateListBox consumers. There is no wheel fallback -- wheel scroll
lives only on UiText, not UiScrollablePanel -- so Scroll has no driver at
all. Visible at authored size: the 400/430-tall ListBoxes sit at y=40 in
a 362-tall panel, so rows past ~322px are off-panel AND unreachable.
AD-79 covers the inert BUTTONS, not a dead scrollbar.
SHOULD-FIX: the revision-driven rebuild does N live DAT imports under the
shared DatLock while the panel is CLOSED (first repeating consumer of a
resolver every other caller invokes once at Bind); Refresh() consumes the
revision before building so one resolver miss latches an empty list;
per-frame closure allocation in the hidden allegiance page; Flush()'s doc
omits its scroll reset and diverges from the sibling UiItemList.Flush()
it shares a name with; #383's "days ago" is really ~18-21h per git;
the SS10 addendum's trailing ** is orphaned.
Verified clean: catalog/window-name consumers all degrade safely
(SetPanelOpen(12) is a no-op, opacity controller correctly scoped by
#379); persistence omission is the documented cohort behavior; F3/F4
plumbing predates FA3 entirely (UI.Abstractions untouched) and the
apparent bare-F3 duplicate is in the non-production AcdreamCurrentDefaults;
mount order respects the DialogFactory constraint; SocialRuntimeBindings
is required-positional with one construction site; the generator is
env-gated and only the new fixture landed; +18 reconciles exactly
(23 targeted + 289 blast-radius regression tests pass on the FA3 binary);
AD-79 well-formed with the count bumped 58->59; and the corrected tab
table was independently re-read from the fixture's own TabTable
(0x1000028C -> 0x10000291, IsDefault=true -- Allegiance IS the default).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
