[Docs] Clarify queued feedback during subtask completion - #39
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What changed
The Message Queueing guide explains that queued messages interrupt subtask start, subtask finish, and task completion prompts so Zoo can process the latest instruction before changing task state. It also distinguishes ordinary tool and command prompts, where queued input can accompany approval feedback.
Why this change was made
The previous guide described every queued message as implicit approval. The paired Zoo Code PR ensures queued steering reaches an active child before it can complete and return control to its parent.
Impact
Users receive accurate guidance about queued steering and lifecycle transitions without documenting unrelated API validation behavior.
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