Reported: the logs cannot be highlighted and copied without column artifacts.
Two things cause that, and the code already named the second one: the Logs panel keeps a
border, a title and a filter row, and sits between a header and a status bar — so a
rectangular drag captures box-drawing characters and unrelated rows — while mouse reporting
is deliberately ON for that panel to drive wheel scrolling, which swallows the click-drag
before the terminal ever sees it.
`[v]` now shows the log lines alone: no border, no title, no filter row, no header, no status
bar, every line starting at column 0, and mouse reporting released so the terminal's own
selection works. One trailing hint row stays, because a full-screen view with no visible way
out is worse than one extra row. `[v]` or Esc returns, and the escape is ordered ahead of the
expanded-entry escape so the two modes cannot fight.
The rendered line shape matches the existing `[c]` single-line copy, so selecting with the
mouse and copying with the keyboard produce the same text. `[c]` remains the path for one
line; this is the path for a range, which no keyboard shortcut can express.
pnpm lint 0 errors, CLI typecheck clean, dashboard-tui suites 134/134, test:gate green.
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