T65: round 2 of its review passes

TASKS.md

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 - [x] T61 On Windows the IME's candidate window stays at the cursor, which a user found jumping after 0.1.6: find why it moves, fix the cause, and log what the input handler tells the IME. Not reproduced on the owner's PC, so the owner closed it; the caret the IME is told is logged.
 - [x] T62 Ely's body runs on below the edge she holds, which a user asked for after 0.1.6, where a hop lifted her off the window and left a gap under her collar: her shirt continues down, hidden behind the edge, so a hop shows more of her and never a gap.
 - [x] T63 A double-click on a session's title renames it, which a user asked for after 0.1.6: the row's title turns into a field, Enter keeps the name, Escape drops it; the name shows in the row, the terminal's header and the window's title over the program's own until renamed again, and an empty name gives the title back to the program; it lives as long as the session.
-- [ ] T65 Dragging the window on Windows 10 with Background blur on follows the pointer, which a user found lagging seconds behind in issue #3 after 0.1.5: find where the lag comes from in gpui's acrylic path, fix the cause on Windows 10 alone, log what changes, and reply on the issue.
+- [x] T65 Dragging the window on Windows 10 with Background blur on follows the pointer, which a user found lagging seconds behind in issue #3 after 0.1.5: find where the lag comes from in gpui's acrylic path, fix the cause on Windows 10 alone, log what changes, and reply on the issue.
 
 ## 33. Release
 

tasks/reviews.md

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 ## T65
 
 - Round 1, 1384ef5: FAIL. Moves and sizes, clear and opaque windows, changes at rest, blur turned off mid-move, per-window marks, destruction, the Windows 11 boundary and the structure layouts held in a replay against recorded Win32 calls; but blur turned on mid-move, which gpui sets as acrylic at once, kept acrylic for the rest of the move, since Windows sends `WM_ENTERSIZEMOVE` once. Fixed in 0a30760: a moving mark from `WM_ENTERSIZEMOVE` to `WM_EXITSIZEMOVE`, and a window blurred while it holds the mark takes the clear accent again.
+- Round 2, 0a30760: PASS. The build before failed its two mid-move cases and the fix passed them; 46,875 sequences of six actions from opaque, clear and blurred starts, settings, moves, ends, destruction and a second window among them, kept the accent, both marks and the frame refreshes as a model says; check.sh and the Windows type check passed. Windows 10 itself went untested.