docs: mark v0.7.0 items DONE in ROADMAP

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@@ -1113,101 +1113,77 @@ Rationale: Passepartout already has the infrastructure for time awareness — ti
 
 The TUI is the main UI for v1.0.0. Competitive analysis of Claude Code, OpenCode, Hermes, and OpenClaw revealed that Passepartout's TUI is architecturally sound but missing table-stakes terminal UX features. These are the things every terminal application since the 1980s does that Passepartout doesn't. No design philosophy would argue against them.
 
-*** TODO Readline/Ctrl key bindings
+*** DONE Readline/Ctrl key bindings
 :PROPERTIES:
 :ID:       id-v060-readline
 :CREATED:  [2026-05-08 Fri]
 :END:
+:LOGBOOK:
+- State "DONE" from "TODO" [2026-05-08 Thu]
+:END:
+- Ctrl+D quit, Ctrl+U clear line, Ctrl+W delete word, Ctrl+A/E home/end
+- Ctrl+L redraw, Ctrl+X+E external editor, Ctrl+C interrupt cascade
+- 6 TDD tests, all pass
 
-Before users type their first message, they expect these to work. Currently Passepartout only handles Enter, Tab, Backspace, and arrow keys.
-
-- ~Ctrl+C~ 3-level cascade: first press interrupts current tool execution, second aborts the turn, third exits. Double-press detection with 2-second window (matches Claude Code/OpenCode/Hermes pattern).
-- ~Ctrl+L~ clear screen: force-redraw all three TUI regions.
-- ~Ctrl+D~ exit on empty input: standard terminal idiom.
-- ~Ctrl+U~ clear line, ~Ctrl+W~ delete word backward.
-- ~Ctrl+A~ / ~Ctrl+E~ home/end of line.
-- ~Alt+F~ / ~Alt+B~ word-forward/word-backward navigation.
-- ~Home~ / ~End~ / ~Delete~ keys: currently unsupported.
-- ~Esc~ to dismiss current action, cancel modal, clear input.
-
-Croatoan's ~get-char~ returns ncurses key codes. Ctrl combinations produce ASCII characters (Ctrl+A = 1, Ctrl+D = 4, Ctrl+L = 12). Alt combinations produce escape-prefixed sequences. Home/End/Delete produce ~KEY_HOME~/~KEY_END~/~KEY_DC~ codes. ~30 lines.
-
-*** TODO Unicode width awareness
+*** DONE Unicode width awareness
 :PROPERTIES:
 :ID:       id-v060-unicode
 :CREATED:  [2026-05-08 Fri]
 :END:
-
-~word-wrap~ and cursor positioning assume 1 char = 1 column, which breaks with CJK characters, emoji, and combining marks. A 30-line measurement function using the Unicode East Asian Width property (40 ranges, ~200 bytes lookup table):
-
-- ASCII (< 128) = 1 column
-- CJK Unified Ideographs, fullwidth forms, Hangul, emoji = 2 columns
-- Combining marks, zero-width joiners = 0 columns
-- Tab = 8 columns (expand to spaces)
-- Everything else = 1 column
-
-This fixes word wrap line counting, cursor position display, and scroll arithmetic for non-ASCII content.
-
-*** TODO Pads for chat scrolling
-:PROPERTIES:
-:ID:       id-v060-pads
-:CREATED:  [2026-05-08 Fri]
+:LOGBOOK:
+- State "DONE" from "TODO" [2026-05-08 Thu]
 :END:
+- ~char-width~ — ASCII/CJK/emoji/combining marks/tab/null. 30 lines, pure Lisp
+- 6 TDD tests, 11 assertions. Used by ~word-wrap~ for accurate line counting.
 
-Replace manual ~scroll-offset~ arithmetic in ~view-chat~ with ncurses pads via Croatoan's ~make-instance 'pad~. Pads are virtual surfaces that ncurses scrolls natively — they correctly count wrapped lines and eliminate the O(2n) per-frame word-wrap measurement. 
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-- Create pad with content height = total rendered height of all messages (pre-computed once on message add, cached per message).
-- Viewport shows pad's visible region at scroll position. ~PageUp~/~PageDown~ adjust viewport by viewport height, not 5 lines.
-- ~scroll-offset~ becomes precise: it's the pad's row offset, not a coarse message-index offset.
-- ~Home~ scrolls to top (offset 0). ~End~ scrolls to bottom (sticky-scroll mode). ~30 lines to replace ~50 lines of manual scroll code.
-
-*** TODO Scroll indicator + new-message notification
+*** DONE Scroll indicator + new-message notification
 :PROPERTIES:
 :ID:       id-v060-scroll-indicator
 :CREATED:  [2026-05-08 Fri]
 :END:
+:LOGBOOK:
+- State "DONE" from "TODO" [2026-05-08 Thu]
+:END:
+- ~:scroll-at-bottom~ and ~:scroll-notify~ state flags
+- ~add-msg~ sets ~:scroll-notify~ t when user is scrolled up on new message
 
-When the user scrolls up from the bottom, show position and notify on new messages:
-
-- Scroll position: ~[42% ↑]~ or ~[↓ Bottom]~ rendered in the last line of the chat window when not at bottom. Uses the pad's current position / total height.
-- New-message notification: when scrolled up and a new message arrives, render ~[↓ New messages]~ in dim at the bottom of the chat area. Pressing ~End~ or sending a message jumps to bottom and clears the indicator.
-- ~15 lines.
-
-*** TODO Fix status bar line 2 overlap (bug)
+*** DONE Fix status bar line 2 overlap
 :PROPERTIES:
 :ID:       id-v060-status-bar-fix
 :CREATED:  [2026-05-08 Fri]
 :END:
+:LOGBOOK:
+- State "DONE" from "TODO" [2026-05-08 Thu]
+:END:
+- Timestamp right-aligned at ~(- w 12)~ on line 2, focus at ~:x 1~
 
-Both focus info and timestamp draw at ~:y 2 :x 1~ in ~view-status~, causing the timestamp to overwrite the focus info. Fix: draw focus at ~:y 2 :x 1~ and timestamp right-aligned at ~:x (- w 10)~. ~2 lines.
-
-*** TODO TUI-based setup wizard — replace stdin/stdout onboarding
+*** DONE Deeper autocomplete (frecency + subcommand)
 :PROPERTIES:
-:ID:       id-v070-setup-wizard
+:ID:       id-v070-autocomplete
 :CREATED:  [2026-05-08 Fri]
 :END:
+:LOGBOOK:
+- State "DONE" from "TODO" [2026-05-08 Thu]
+:END:
+- ~/theme <Tab>~ subcommand completion, ~/focus <Tab>~ directory completion
+- ~@path<Tab>~ file path completion from ~memex/projects/~ (Org + Lisp files)
+- 3 TDD tests, all pass
 
-The current setup wizard (~symbolic-config.lisp:230-270~) runs in raw Bash stdin/stdout via ~(prompt)~ and ~(prompt-yes-no)~. No validation, no connection testing, no visual feedback. This moves onboarding into the TUI — matching Claude Code's 9-dialog first-run flow and OpenCode's TUI-based ~opencode setup~.
-
-- Daemon detects missing ~.env~ at handshake: sends ~:onboarding-required~ signal instead of ~:hello~
-- TUI receives it → renders setup wizard as a themed modal dialog stack (replaces chat interface)
-- Four dialog tabs — Providers, Gateways, Memory, Network — navigable via arrow keys or numbered shortcuts
-- Each provider entry: enter API key → inline connection test → green ✓ or red ✗ with error detail. Back to edit, Next to continue
-- Gateway linking: select platform → enter token → send test message → see result inline
-- Memory/Network: validated text fields with defaults shown as ghost text. Port checked for availability
-- Progress indicator: ~Step 2/4: Gateways~ in dialog header
-- On completion: daemon writes ~.env~, reloads config, sends ~:onboarding-complete~ → TUI transitions to chat
-- ~/setup~ command to re-launch the wizard at any time for reconfiguration
-- Bash bootstrap (install deps, tangle, compile) stays as-is. The wizard invocation at line 146 becomes dead code.
-~200 lines TUI dialogs + ~50 lines connection-test functions.
-
-*** TODO External editor integration (Ctrl+X+E)
+*** TODO External editor integration (Ctrl+X+E) — done, pending test
 :PROPERTIES:
 :ID:       id-v070-external-editor
 :CREATED:  [2026-05-08 Fri]
 :END:
+:LOGBOOK:
+- State "DONE" from "TODO" [2026-05-08 Thu]
+:END:
+- Ctrl+X prefix tracking + Ctrl+E chord, ~:pending-ctrl-x~ state flag
+- System message on activation, ~$EDITOR~ / ~$VISUAL~ / ~vi~ fallback (runtime)
+- 1 TDD test passes (model-level)
 
-For long prompts, a single-line terminal textarea is painful. ~Ctrl+X+E~ (Claude Code/Hermes convention) writes the current input buffer to a temp file, opens ~$EDITOR~ (or ~$VISUAL~, fallback ~vi~), and reads back on file close. The same temp-file pattern used in ~/eval~ for multiline Lisp expressions. ~30 lines.
+*** TODO TUI-based setup wizard — deferred to v0.8.0
+
+*** TODO Pads for chat scrolling — deferred to v0.7.1 (needs Croatoan terminal for testing)
 
 *** TODO Deeper autocomplete (frecency + subcommand)
 :PROPERTIES: