Let users choose the thinking level from the menu#191
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The `t` entry in the transient menu now opens a minibuffer selector, so users can jump straight to the thinking level they want instead of cycling through every level. Header-line clicks still cycle levels for quick adjustments. After changing the level, Emacs now refreshes state from pi and shows the level that pi actually accepted. This matters when a model clamps unsupported levels. The command also reports missing processes and RPC failures instead of failing silently, and the new tests cover both the normal and error paths. Co-authored-by: DevGiu <devgiudev@gmail.com>
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tentry in the transient menu now opens a minibuffer selector, sousers can jump straight to the thinking level they want instead of
cycling through every level. Header-line clicks still cycle levels for
quick adjustments.
After changing the level, Emacs now refreshes state from pi and shows
the level that pi actually accepted. This matters when a model clamps
unsupported levels. The command also reports missing processes and RPC
failures instead of failing silently, and the new tests cover both the
normal and error paths.
Co-authored-by: DevGiu devgiudev@gmail.com