feat(ui-new): a cursor mode that keeps the keyboard in view

The cursor marks the character it stands before instead of pushing the
text apart: underlined while typing, an inverted block while moving it.
The grid stays on screen with the special row turned into the key hints;
Up/Down move a word, Hold-Enter deletes before the cursor.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

docs/solo/developer/ui-framework.md

@@ -208,11 +208,14 @@ shows Latin instead (see `KB_ACCENT_VARIANTS` below).
 Shift is one-shot by default (capitalises the next letter, including whichever
 candidate a T9 multi-tap cycle settles on) or Hold-Enter to toggle caps-lock;
 Hold-Clear erases the whole field. **UP from the top letter row** enters
-**cursor mode** (LEFT/RIGHT move the insertion point; UP/DOWN jump to
-start/end, then — pressed again once already at that boundary — continue on
+**cursor mode** (LEFT/RIGHT move the insertion point a codepoint; UP/DOWN a
+word back / on, then — pressed again once already at that end — continue on
 to the special row / letter grid, the same destinations the plain grid wrap
 used to reach directly) so edits/inserts can target any point in the typed
-text, not just the end; Enter/Cancel exit immediately from anywhere.
+text, not just the end. The grid stays drawn, unselected, with the special
+row replaced by the key hints; the cursor is an inverted cell instead of the
+typing underline. Hold-Enter deletes before the cursor without leaving;
+Enter/Cancel exit immediately from anywhere.
 Hold-Enter on a Latin-page letter cell with accented variants instead opens
 the **accent popup**: one horizontal row of `KB_ACCENT_VARIANTS[group]`
 (a UTF-8 string per base letter, same shape as a T9 group string), LEFT/RIGHT

docs/solo/messages.md

@@ -73,7 +73,28 @@ history). Pick a quick message or **Custom message** for the keyboard.
 ### The keyboard
 
 The on-screen keyboard is a letter grid (or a phone-style T9 keypad, Settings ›
-Keyboard › Layout). Up from the top row moves the cursor through the text.
+Keyboard › Layout).
+
+#### Moving the cursor
+
+While you type, a line under the text marks where the next letter goes. To
+fix something earlier in the message, press **Up** from the top row of keys.
+The cursor turns into a block on the letter it stands before, the keys stay
+on screen without a selection, and the bottom row shows what the arrows do
+now (`<> char  ^v word`):
+
+| Key | Does |
+| --- | ---- |
+| **Left / Right** | Moves one letter |
+| **Up** | Back to the start of the word (the one before, if already there) |
+| **Down** | On to the end of the word (the next one, if already there) |
+| **Hold Enter** | Deletes the letter before the cursor |
+| **Enter**, **Back** | Back to the keys; typing carries on at the cursor |
+
+Up at the very start of the text goes to the bottom row of keys, and Down at
+the very end goes back to the top row. So if you pressed Up by mistake, one
+Down returns you where you were. The text never shifts around the cursor:
+what you see is what will be sent.
 
 Accented letters don't need a language setting: **hold Enter** on the base
 letter and pick from its variants, for example `a` → `á à â ä å ą…`, `z` →