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G# and Ab do not have a semitone between them. So they can not be a major second.
B sharp would be the third of the chord, not the fifth.
A dominant seventh chord (indicated with a 7) does not have a major seventh but a minor seventh. The answer displayed on the piano is therefor correct.
Gb diminished 7th (Gb o7) has a Fbb note in it. Eb may sound the same as Fbb but is not a diminished seventh from Gb.
That should be correct, I will look into it!
The note F is not in A#m, E# is.
A minor seventh chord has a perfect fifth, not diminished.