Treat fast mode as opt-in - #26
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pi-harness reads turn.fastMode !== false, so a turn that never mentions fastMode runs in fast mode on any fast-capable model. Only the web UI ever sets the field, so every other entry point — CLI, API clients, integrations — leaves it undefined and silently opts in.
Two things make this look unintended rather than deliberate:
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