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Both tabs get a resolve-and-advance queue instead of independent click-to-focus cards: ↑/↓ or j/k rove between groups, resolving a group removes it optimistically and auto-advances focus, and a sticky header tracks reclaimable bytes + a running "resolved this session" tally. ⌘Z undoes via a new sidecar restore endpoint (gridKeyNav — the usual ⌘Z owner — isn't mounted on these tabs, so DuplicatesView wires its own). Sidecar (handlers_dups.go, fs.go, main.go): - POST /duplicates/restore — inverse of /duplicates/archive, moves quarantined files back to their original path with the same BasePath guards and async reindex-with-cleanup. - Scan results now include each file's mtime so the UI can label older/newer copies. Stack losers now go through the same sidecar quarantine as cross-folder duplicates (setPrimary + archiveDuplicatePaths) instead of a hard PhotoPrism DELETE, so both tabs share one recoverable, undoable resolution path (services/duplicateActions.svelte.ts). StackGroupCard: comparison-first — fact rows highlight the best size/resolution per file, a "Suggested" badge appears when one file wins outright, and Space opens a fullscreen CompareLightbox that flips between candidates while preserving zoom/pan (extracted the zoom/pan gesture handling from PreviewPane into a shared lib/actions/zoomPan.ts action so both consumers share one implementation). CrossFolderGroupCard: since every copy is byte-identical, the old grid of N identical thumbnails told the user nothing — replaced with one thumbnail plus a path list that highlights the differing folder segment and flags the indexed/newest copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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