Restore inline naming focus after recovery

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@@ -116,3 +116,26 @@ No rename action was performed by that stopped call. Native control is paused;
F2 rename, the remaining complete basic-editing sequence, transitions and final
reopen/runtime acceptance remain pending. Source integration and packaging
continue. Recovery autofocus remains a small confirmed usability follow-up.
## Resumed native F2 check
The user subsequently explicitly reauthorized Computer Use. Continued on the
same separately staged candidate 2 (`E6D6B1D9…`), not the newly integrated source.
Selecting Rescue team and pressing F2 opened the anchored, focused name editor.
Before applying, an independent expected bundle was copied from the already
oracle-verified Entity snapshot and changed only the unique quoted name in
`oa/participants.arcadia` to `Rescue coordination team`; all other bytes and the
complete file set were retained. Enter accepted the visible name, retained the
same alias/UUID and geometry, and first-submit Ctrl+S saved it. All three saved
files matched that expectation byte-for-byte. One Undo followed by Save passed
the complete Entity model/three-source oracle. One Redo followed by Save matched
the same name-only expectation exactly. Evidence is retained as
`expected-entity-rename`, `checkpoint-entity-rename` and `rename-source-result.json`.
The last Undo/Save returned the working fixture to the original Entity baseline.
Input limitation observed: after Ctrl+A selected the original name, the first
Computer Use type_text call left an empty field. A fresh observation confirmed
that state; explicit refocus and a second type_text produced the intended name.
The cause is not established, so this is not recorded as a proven application
typing defect or as uninterrupted first-attempt typing. Applying, history and
source persistence were tested only after the correct text was visible.