Explain gate-check 403s and refine installation health UX - #479
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Surface GitHub's X-Accepted-GitHub-Permissions header in gate-enforcement lookup errors so a permission-denied 403 names the missing App permission instead of an opaque status code. Turn both settings re-check buttons into refresh icon buttons that show when the last check ran and, for installation health, when the next automatic sweep is due. Add a copy-agent-prompt button to each setup plan that produces a self-contained work order for a coding agent. Warn on the shared owner configuration toggle when the source repository is not in the App installation, and render unexercised config files with neutral styling instead of error styling.
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Gate-enforcement lookup errors now include GitHub's X-Accepted-GitHub-Permissions header, so a permission-denied 403 (as seen on private repositories whose active branch rules the App cannot read) names the missing App permission instead of an opaque status code. The settings re-check buttons become refresh icon buttons showing when the last check ran and when the next automatic sweep is due, each setup plan gains a copy-agent-prompt button producing a self-contained work order for a coding agent, the shared owner configuration toggle warns inline when the source repository is missing from the App installation, and configured-but-unexercised config files render with neutral styling instead of error styling. Covered by the gate-enforcement, rate-limit, and settings test files plus a clean production build.