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- /tags hosts four tabs (Labels (auto) / Keywords / Ratings / Colors), URL-driven with pagination on the label + keyword grids; ratings and colors stay as fixed buckets. - /duplicates tabs (Stacks / Cross-folder) restyled to pill row in the Toolbar to match /tags; tab state moved into the route and bound to ?tab=... - New aggregateKeywords() service fans out per-photo getPhoto calls so user-typed Details.Keywords surface on /tags (PhotoPrism's /labels only returns classifier output). - RightSidebar renders photo.Labels[] as dashed-border chips after the Keywords section, each linking to /?q=label:slug. - /colors and /ratings routes redirect to /tags?tab=colors|ratings so old bookmarks still land somewhere useful; LeftSidebar drops their entries and the Tags badge now sums labels + ratings + colors. - listFolderCounts dedupes by UID (merged=false returns one row per FILE, so HEIC+JPG / Live Photo / RAW+JPG pairs were inflating folder counts ~2x). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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