fix: dialog reentrancy guard and settings-dialog Escape contract#18
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DialogManager.show() now raises RuntimeError if a dialog is already open. Previously a second show() overwrote _current_dialog, orphaning the first dialog's result future — its awaiter hung forever with no way to resolve. Failing loudly makes the single-dialog contract explicit. SettingsDialog with can_cancel=False now disables Escape (_UNSET) instead of setting escape_result to the string "close", which leaked through DialogManager.show() as the return value of show_settings_dialog() — violating its documented dict-or-None contract (callers iterating result.items() would crash on a str). With no cancel concept, the Done button is the only way out.
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DialogManager.show()raisesRuntimeErrorif a dialog is already open. Previously a secondshow()overwrote_current_dialog, orphaning the first dialog's result future — its awaiter hung forever with no way to resolve. Failing loudly makes the single-dialog contract explicit.SettingsDialog(can_cancel=False)disables Escape (_UNSET) instead of settingescape_resultto the string"close", which leaked throughDialogManager.show()as the return value ofshow_settings_dialog()— violating its documenteddict | Nonecontract (callers iteratingresult.items()would crash on a str). With no cancel concept, the Done button is the only way out.Tests
show()raises; the first dialog is unaffected and still resolvable.can_cancel=True→None;can_cancel=False→_UNSET(escape disabled).Identified in docs/notes/project_review_20260612.md (findings 3 and 4).