I’ll take that metaphorical bet (though it sounds hard to operationalize a precise real one). I’d guess this is due to context filling up with one thing and the momentum of changing to something else—I expect you’ll see it deep in any highly rich context if switching to another topic and that there is much less dependence on coding harness than on user-request momentum. I would at the moment make no claim that this is fine nor particularly terrible, might turn out to be enough momentum to be a big problem but doesn’t immediately sound like it’d cause a topic lockup so severe that topic switch is impossible.
I’ll take that metaphorical bet (though it sounds hard to operationalize a precise real one). I’d guess this is due to context filling up with one thing and the momentum of changing to something else—I expect you’ll see it deep in any highly rich context if switching to another topic and that there is much less dependence on coding harness than on user-request momentum. I would at the moment make no claim that this is fine nor particularly terrible, might turn out to be enough momentum to be a big problem but doesn’t immediately sound like it’d cause a topic lockup so severe that topic switch is impossible.