The classic CLI dock above the status bar painted subagents and background
processes only. A standing /goal (and whether it is active, parked or
paused) was visible only as a "⊙ goal N/M" status-bar segment, and prompts
waiting in /queue could not be seen at all while the agent worked.
The dock now paints the goal's status line on its top row and a Queue block
(count, first three previews, +N more) on its bottom rows, closest to the
input they will be sent from; F7's summary line carries "goal active|parked|
paused" and "N queued". Goal state comes only from the GoalManager the CLI
already holds for the current session, so the 1 Hz dock refresh never opens
state.db and never shows a previous session's goal after /new.
/queue now dispatches inline while the agent runs, honouring its
busy_policy="dispatch": typed mid-run it was queued as the raw command, so
"/queue X" only re-enqueued X after the turn and /queue list|rm|edit could
not inspect the queue until it had drained.
