Review the failing log paths first, identify every root cause behind

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Original task prompt:

Review the failing log paths first, identify every root cause behind the failed task, fix the underlying MoltenHub Code application issues in this repository, validate locally where possible, and summarize the verified results. Treat the original task prompt as failure context only; do not implement that requested product change here unless it is required to fix MoltenHub Code failure handling.

Relevant failing log path(s):
- /workspace/.log/followup/local/1780358449/000006
- /workspace/.log/followup/local/1780358449/000006/term
- /workspace/.log/followup/local/1780358449/000006/terminal.log

Observed failure context:
- exit_code=70
- error="checks: required PR checks failed for repo https://github.com/Molten-Bot/moltenhub-code.git after 3 remediation attempt(s): Build and test\tfail\t34s\thttps://github.com/Molten-Bot/moltenhub-code/actions/runs/26789868255/job/78973723390\t\nBuild and test\tfail\t34s\thttps://github.com/Molten-Bot/moltenhub-code/actions/runs/26789868255/job/78973723390"
- workspace_dir=/workspace/moltenhub-code/tasks/8fafa665666d72ca263c93ae87e530cb
- branch=moltenhub-when-tasks-go-to-grey-due-to-them-being
- pr_url=https://github.com/Molten-Bot/moltenhub-code/pull/1045
- repos=https://github.com/Molten-Bot/moltenhub-code.git
- target_subdir=.
Original task prompt:
Update the existing pull request to address review feedback.

Original task prompt:
  when -> tasks go to grey, due to them being merged; they seem to jump around alot on the ui; and there is duplication.
  They should not be duplicated, they should just have their css style updated. same with not bouncing around...

Pull request:
- URL: https://github.com/Molten-Bot/moltenhub-code/pull/1044
- Title: when -> tasks go to grey, due to them being merged; they seem to jump
- Head branch to update: moltenhub-when-tasks-go-to-grey-due-to-them-being
- Base branch: main

Review feedback to address:
1. review by jefking (COMMENTED):
  [Medium] internal/web/static/index.html:10502 - Same-ID reorders are frozen

Requirements:
- Work on the existing pull request branch named above; do not create a separate PR.
- Keep the original task scope, but make the changes needed to satisfy the review feedback.
- Add or update tests when the feedback describes behavior that can regress.
- Preserve unrelated code and avoid broad refactors.
- Push the fix to the same PR branch so the existing pull request is updated.

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Harness-managed follow-up targeting:
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