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Addresses review on #812. isProxyEnabled() reports readiness, not route selection: it is false while Tor is bootstrapping or restarting, even though requests will still go through Tor. Using it as the route identity cleared a Tor-earned gate mid-bootstrap and applied a direct-earned one to the first Tor request -- the opposite of what scoping the gate was for. The identity is now the selected mode from statusFlow. The force flag turned out to be both unnecessary and harmful. Leaving Downloading synchronously before the check already clears the entry guard, so force only reached the completion guard -- which must stay armed. A cancellation check can take a minute on the route timeout, and WorkManager can surface Resumable meanwhile, so the user may start a new download before it returns; force let the stale result overwrite work that was running and strip the progress and stop controls. Removing it restores that protection and needs no generation counter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>