Extends the heap-only "move to folder" action to grid single/bulk selections, sidebar folders, and an `m` keyboard shortcut — all through one shared dialog driven by a moveDialog store. Backend (sidecar): - Extract the heap move/copy + reindex loop into a reusable movePhotoFiles helper plus resolveMoveTarget - POST /photos/move: move/copy an arbitrary UID list into a folder - POST /folders/:rel/move: reparent a folder dir (whole subtree) under a new parent, guarding against moving into itself/a descendant Frontend: - moveDialog store + generalized MoveToFolderDialog (heap | photos | folder subjects); mounted once in +layout.svelte. Replaces HeapConvertDialog - movePhotosToFolder / moveFolder service fns - Entry points: BulkActionBar button, gridKeyNav `m`, FolderTree kebab, heap kebab — all call openMove() Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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