fix(agent-manager): avoid blocked native autofocus - #11126
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fix(agent-manager): avoid blocked native autofocus
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Opening the Configure Worktree modal caused Chromium to report `Blocked autofocusing on a <textarea> element in a cross-origin subframe.` The prompt textarea declared native `autofocus`, which VS Code webviews cannot honor because they run in a cross-origin iframe.
Remove the native attribute and rely on the dialog's existing imperative focus routine. The prompt still receives focus, including delayed retries and restored-prompt caret placement, without triggering the blocked-autofocus warning.