Review Wizard

• Reviews now open in a full-screen wizard. Starting or continuing a review takes over the viewport in a focused, step-by-step modal — one claim or premise at a time — instead of the cramped sidebar overlays the previous version used. The argument graph stays visible behind a dim backdrop but is fully blocked from interaction so it can't pull your attention away mid-review.
• Linear flow with a progress bar. The wizard walks you through claims first, then the relationships between them, then results. A progress bar at the top fills proportionally across both phases, and a step counter shows where you are ("Step 3 of 8 — Claims phase").
• Per-step content is roomier. Each claim step shows the full title, body, the premises that reference it, and a scrollable list of attached sources — all sized for a normal modal, not a 320-pixel sidebar. Each premise step shows the premise text plus a mini-graph of just that premise so you can see the operators you're deciding on in context.
• Skip and re-queue. Skip any item you're unsure about and the wizard collects skipped items at the end of each phase, asking whether you'd like to revisit them or proceed with them as Unknown.
• Keyboard navigation. Tab cycles controls inside the wizard, Left / Right arrows move between True / False / Unknown on a claim step, Enter advances, S skips, and Escape closes (your work auto-saves).
• Resume where you left off. Closing and re-opening the wizard mid-review drops you back at the exact step you were on, with all prior decisions pre-selected.
• Open the wizard from anywhere. Clicking an assignment pill on a claim node, the verdict badge on the conclusion premise, or the Start / Continue / Edit Review button in the sidebar all open the wizard — and pill clicks jump straight to that claim's step.
• Stale-results banner. If you change a decision after completing a review and close the wizard without re-running evaluation, a banner appears above the graph reminding you to re-evaluate.