Show every answer the portal remembers, and give SSH keys their missing half

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ms2FbjQy31TVf3CEvQhGM8

tests/quickshell/lock-screen-settings-contract

@@ -46,6 +46,24 @@ for key in lockBackgroundMode lockBlurLevel lockShowClock lockShowDate lockShowU
         || fail "$key was duplicated onto Power or Privacy"
 done
 
+# ── One home for the lock timings, and a signpost where the copy used to be ──
+#
+# Privacy carried a whole second "Screen lock" card: the same idle timings, the
+# same preferences, bound twice. Two sliders writing one value is not a
+# convenience -- it is a page where the number you are looking at may not be the
+# number you last set. The card is gone, and what replaced it is a pointer,
+# because deleting a duplicate without saying where the original lives just
+# moves the confusion.
+! rg -Fq 'title: "Screen lock"' "$privacy" \
+    || fail 'the duplicated Screen lock card is back on the Privacy page'
+for key in lockMinutes lockMinutesBattery lockOnSleep; do
+    rg -Fq "setting: \"$key\"" "$power" || fail "Power does not own $key"
+    ! rg -Fq "setting: \"$key\"" "$privacy" \
+        || fail "$key is bound on Privacy as well as Power, so one preference has two controls"
+done
+rg -Fq 'ShellState.openSettings("power")' "$privacy" \
+    || fail 'Privacy dropped the lock card without pointing anywhere, so the settings look deleted'
+
 # The lock screen is the third card of the Background tab, after the still and
 # video wallpaper cards. It belongs there because it is a picture of the
 # desktop: the background is what it blurs, and the card above is what it