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earns its place twice over here: this sheet is the one that can outgrow the
screen, and with the header stuck to the top the way out never scrolls away.
- Third job, the quiet one: Modal focuses a dialog's first control, and the
- first control used to be Fold. The APG says to keep initial focus off the
- destructive choice, and a close button at the top is what puts it there
- without a special case. Escape finds this one rather than the button at the
- foot, so Escape closes the sheet while Back steps back inside it. *@
+ Third job, the quiet one: Escape finds this close button rather than the one
+ at the foot, so Escape closes the sheet while Back steps back inside it.
+
+ It used to carry a fourth. Modal focused a dialog's first control and the
+ first control here was Fold, so putting a close button above the list was
+ also what moved the landing spot off the destructive choice. That was the
+ right half of the answer — Roselli is clear that a close button is a landing
+ spot for a sentence, not for a sheet long enough to scroll, where a stray
+ Space dismisses the thing the dealer just opened. The heading below names
+ the spot outright now, and it says which seat. *@