PostHog's `cookieless_mode` keeps `is_capturing()` returning `true`
after rejection: in `"always"` mode `opt_out_capturing()` is a no-op
that just warns, and in `"on_reject"` mode it actually registers a
cookieless distinct_id and re-fires a pageview rather than stopping
captures. The example panel's "Capture test event" button therefore
still shipped events (cookielessly) for visitors who had rejected
consent, contradicting the "only delivered when opted in" hint.
Disable the button whenever the cached status reports opted out, and
keep a defensive `has_opted_out_capturing()` check in the click
handler so the example fails closed if the panel is reused without
its disabled-state wiring. Drop the now-redundant disclaimer next to
the last-sent timestamp.
Signed-off-by: Émile Ré <emile@probo.com>
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