Fixes
- Codex keeps taking tasks in long conversations. Codex tells MAO when it finishes a turn, but once a conversation grows long, Codex stops sending that signal without saying so, and every task after the first waited in MAO until you pressed Send. MAO now also counts the task's own result as the end of the turn, then hands Codex the next task once its screen goes quiet. This works however long the conversation gets, on Windows, macOS and Linux.
- A task is never held forever. If MAO hears nothing from Codex, it delivers the next waiting task after three minutes, as it already did before Codex first reported a turn.
- MAO tells you when Codex has gone quiet. If Codex sends back a result but no longer reports its turns, a notice says "Codex stopped reporting its turns; this conversation may be too long, start a new one". Starting a new conversation in Codex (/new) brings its signals back.