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mule-image/web
dtoro da63ad769a feat: bulk action progress — header pill + per-thumbnail states
- New bulkAction store: tracks active/label/detail state for the pill
  and a Map<uid, pending|done|error> for per-tile overlays
- Extract StatusPill.svelte from IndexerStatusPill (generic active/label/detail
  props); IndexerStatusPill becomes a one-line wrapper
- +layout.svelte: render a second StatusPill driven by bulkAction store,
  alongside the indexer pill in the AnimatedMule header
- BulkActionBar: extend withBusy with optional BulkConfig (ids/label/doneLabel);
  pending tiles dim + spinner on start, green checkmark flashes for 400ms before
  cache invalidation removes them; red overlay on error, auto-clears after 2s
- onApprove/batchEdit: wire onProgress callback to setDetail so the pill shows
  the filename currently being processed during fan-out keep operations
- batch.ts: add completedId as third arg to onProgress (backwards-compatible)
- PhotoTile: derive bulkState from store; pending/done/error overlays sit above
  the selection tint; hover-video guarded against pending tiles

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-07 09:43:12 +02:00
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