[Feat] Add Mind reader mode for expanded LLM thoughts - #1101
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Fixed the concurrent preference-write race in |
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What changed
Why this change was made
Users who prefer to follow model reasoning can now opt into seeing LLM thoughts expanded automatically without reopening each block.
Impact
Mind reader mode is off by default, so existing conversation behavior is unchanged until a user enables it. Once enabled, thought blocks open automatically by default, while manual choices within a conversation continue to take precedence.