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When `selection.ids.size >= 2`, the inline preview swaps the single- photo view for a SelectionDeck: each selected thumbnail renders as an absolutely-positioned card with a translate + rotate computed from its index in the deck, so the spread reads as a fan. CSS transition-transform handles the reflow as the deck grows or shrinks; `in:fly` lands new cards from above, `out:scale` shrinks removals into the stack. Hash resolution walks the existing TanStack caches (per-photo + photos-infinite envelope) so the deck is side-effect-free — no fetches just to render thumbs. Drop the now-redundant Maximize hover affordance on PhotoTile and the `onOpenPreview` plumbing through PhotoGrid / +page.svelte: single-click already places a tile into the inline preview pane, so the dedicated "open preview" button no longer has a job. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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