fix(web): align thread-row draft icon with upstream draft glyph - #69
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#5777introduced draft-session rows in the sidebar using an amberSquarePenIcon, while our thread-row unsent-draft indicator (#23) still usedPencilIcon— two glyphs for the same "unsent composer content" concept. This swaps the thread-row indicator toSquarePenIconso drafts read consistently, keeping the muted colour treatment (rather than upstream's amber) since on a thread row it's a quiet status flag alongside the terminal and PR badges, not a block asking for a decision. Size (size-3.5) and hover behaviour are unchanged.Screenshots show the indicator on the "Fix flaky nightly changelog test" row (a thread with unsent composer text) while another thread is open.
Authored by Claude Fable 5 via Claude Code.