You'll notice
A parked permission request that times out now always ends the interrupted turn
What
When Claude Code is waiting on a permission decision (approving or denying a tool call) that gets parked and then times out, the interrupted turn is now always retired as unanswered.
Why
Previously this only happened under a specific internal condition, so a timed-out permission request could behave inconsistently depending on which part of the code path handled it. Now the behavior is consistent: a timeout always ends the turn rather than leaving it in an unclear state.
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The writer flagged doubt
The finding doesn't say what happened for timeouts outside that condition before this change, only that it was inconsistent.