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Describe the Patrol mode selector where it renders today

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patrol-intelligence still described the Patrol mode selector as living in
"that header and configuration dialog", with the constrained configuration
dialog using the prominent layout. The configuration dialog was removed in
27ba85ddc6. renderAutonomyPolicyControl has one call site,
PatrolIntelligenceHeader's `Mode and automation` disclosure, which uses the
default segmented variant, and the only remaining Patrol dialog, the
Autopilot acknowledgement, has no mode picker. The clause now says where
the header renders the selector. A surface that hosts it in constrained
space may still use the shared prominent layout.
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@@ -1624,12 +1624,13 @@ ready raises a fixed warning notification, a failed Patrol mode save raises an e
notification, and neither offers an Assistant handoff. A provider or model save
in Settings > Provider & Models reports the readiness summary, provider and
model in its own save message.
The Patrol mode selector in that header and configuration dialog must
compose the shared `frontend-modern/src/components/shared/FilterButtonGroup.tsx`
instead of rebuilding a local active-button group. The wide default Patrol
header uses the segmented layout; the constrained configuration dialog may use
the shared prominent layout so all four mode labels remain readable without
inventing a Patrol-local selector. Patrol owns the default visible four-level
The Patrol mode selector in that header must compose the shared
`frontend-modern/src/components/shared/FilterButtonGroup.tsx` instead of
rebuilding a local active-button group. When the header shows Patrol mode
options, it renders the selector in the segmented layout inside its `Mode and
automation` disclosure; a constrained surface that hosts it may use the shared
prominent layout so all four mode labels remain readable without inventing a
Patrol-local selector. Patrol owns the default visible four-level
policy presentation (`Watch only`, `Ask first`, `Safe auto-fix`,
`Autopilot`), entitlement locks, and the rule that choosing the highest
Autopilot level sends `full_mode_unlocked:true` while choosing any lower level clears that