Return to the base layout when closing a numpad/D-pad overlay - #2693
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Numpad and D-pad are sibling overlays; switching directly between them pushed the current one onto the previous-layout stack, so closing the newly shown overlay returned to the OTHER overlay instead of the layout they were opened over (usually the alphabet). Switch directly without stacking for a deliberate (non-sliding) numpad<->dpad change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Numpad and D-pad are sibling overlays. Switching directly between them pushed the current one onto the previous-layout stack, so closing the newly shown overlay returned to the other overlay instead of the layout they were opened over. Now a deliberate numpad↔dpad switch replaces without stacking, so closing returns to the base (usually the alphabet). Sliding/chording paths unchanged.