The roster is quiet unless it has something to say: a deck that is on
with nothing to repair is a name and a green mark, so the row that is
wrong is the only one with words on it. `unpair` arrives with the
pointer instead of drawing on every row, two machines that share a name
show their addresses, and the round's glyph turns while a round is out.

`+ add a deck` is two ways in rather than two ways and a stray button —
minting an invite moved onto the invite heading's own row, where it
stops reading as the paste field's submit. Every refusal says which
mistake it was and what to do about it.

Switching Local network on opens this deck's name and shared logins,
every time, so nothing goes on the network without somebody having just
seen what goes with it.

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