fix(firefox): block rapid duplicate submits#515
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Summary
Problem
Firefox already allocated and cleared
_recentSubmitClicks, including after validation-rejected submits, but never consulted it before dispatch. Its architecture documentation explicitly listed this as a limitation. A looping model could therefore click the same Create/Save/Submit-style control twice on the same URL and create duplicate records, while Chrome blocked the second click.Design
_allowResubmitescape hatchTesting
node test/run.js: 1330 passed, 1 inherited failure (package.jsonis25.9.7while the newestCHANGELOG.mdentry is25.9.0)Agent.executeToolintegration regression proving zero content-script dispatch for a duplicatenpm run test:security: 60/60npm run test:fixtures: 125/125npm run test:webmcp: passed with Chrome 150npm run test:ci: passedgit diff --checkCompatibility
Chrome behavior is preserved. Firefox gains the documented duplicate-submit safety behavior; ordinary clicks, navigation, expired entries, explicit retries, and corrected validation failures remain allowed.