MediaWiki applies CSS classes to the individual rows in the watchlist to indicate whether the user has actually viewed that change (e.g. visited the page and seen a revision including the change). These classes are somewhat-unintuitively named `mw-changeslist-line-watched` for unviewed changes and `mw-changeslist-line-not-watched` for viewed changes.
Flow topic changes included in the watchlist are always using the `mw-changeslist-line-not-watched` class, even when the topic has not been viewed.
[Update]: Upon further testing, "top-level" replies to a topic aren't highlighting, but nested replies are. There's also no indication of which "top-level" replies haven't been viewed yet when viewing the thread.
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Every line in this (screenshot) should be `class=mw-changeslist-line-watched` until I have visited the most recent version.
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Similarly in Recent Changes, where that class is applied to my watchlisted pages. Eg. in screenshot, both [[ResourceLoader]] and the Flow **Topic** name should both be bolded, because they have new changes since the last time I visited the page:
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