[Docs] Explain reliable multi-window subtask handoffs - #55
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Checking the existing docs draft against its current base, preserving the paired multi-window guidance, then validating and pushing any required updates to the same branch. |
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What changed
Adds multi-window handoff guidance to the Boomerang Tasks key considerations while preserving the existing task-navigation guidance.
Why this change was made
The paired Zoo Code fix guarantees that a completed subtask returns only when its parent still awaits that specific handoff. The documentation now states that behavior for users running Zoo Code in multiple VS Code windows.
Impact
Users can understand how completion ownership behaves across windows and why activity elsewhere cannot replace a newer subtask handoff with stale completion.
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