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- visibleRange action rewritten to scan [data-uid-shell] divs on each rAF-throttled scroll instead of attaching an IntersectionObserver to sample tiles. The observer approach broke on return from /inbox: with cached photo data, shells mounted in the same Svelte pass as the scroll root and tileRegister fired before any __visibleRange stash was in place, so registrations dropped silently. Fast scrolling could also strand the observer in a dead zone when every sample tile left the viewport before the next was mounted. Shells are always rendered, so a DOM scan always finds a true first/last. - Extract PhotoTile + SkeletonGrid so the timeline and the drill-in PhotoGrid share one tile chrome (selection animation, badges, hover-only "open preview" affordance). - FolderTree count badge moves inside the row's button so the badge area becomes part of the click target instead of a dead zone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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