Keep the non-modal ChatSidebar out of the background's way - #256
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React Aria's Modal always intercepts its backdrop — its dismissal props
only gate how it closes, never whether it blocks — so the default
non-modal sidebar locked the whole page behind it even though the
documented promise is that the background stays visible and interactive.
Render a plain portaled layer for modal={false}: same classes and data
attributes, no dialog semantics, no dismissal behavior at all, only the
close/back affordances dismiss it. The modal path is unchanged.
Add specs asserting a non-modal open sidebar leaves the background in
the accessibility tree and clickable, and that the modal one still hides
it.
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ChatSidebaras a plain portaled layer instead of React Aria's modal overlay, so the default (non-modal) open sidebar no longer blocks the rest of the UI — the background stays visible and interactive, and only the close/back affordances dismiss it, as the documented behavior already promisedFixed
isDismissable={false}alone never made the background interactive