Codex should "see" cancelled commands

What version of Codex is running?

0.46.0

What steps can reproduce the bug?

1. Codex does something stupid
2. You cancel the command and say "No, don't do that, it's stupid"
3. Codex says "I didn't do that, what are you talking about"
4. You realize that Codex can't see actions it took if they were cancelled

In my case it kept trying to run a script (written on the fly with python -c "...") that was taking too long. But every time I canceled it it wouldn't know what it had just done, so I couldn't say "Don't do what you just did, try something else".

Here's another example (not me) of why the current behavior should be considered a bug:

• https://x.com/thekitze/status/1977102921335816666

(I'm not referrring to the rm -rf, I'm referrring to the "denial" - it literally can't see what it tried to do, so it's actually being honest.)