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![]() * add react suspense, fix broken stuff, clean up code, improve DX enhancement: added react suspense + spinner to show loading (still can be added in certain places) chore: cleaned up Header/NavBar code chore: cleaned up DeleteModal code chore: cleaned up other relevant code enhancement: changed remove button style to be much more pleasant (see e.g. filter tabs) fix: made active tab on filters page to be blue (as it should've been) when active fix: fixed ghost delimiter which was only visible when DeleteModal was active in FormButtonGroup chore: removed most of linter warnings/errors fix: fixed incorrect/double modal transition in FilterExternalItem fix: fixed incorrect z-height on Options popover in Settings/IRC (would've been visible when Add new was clicked) enhancement: improved robustness of all Context classes to support seamless new-feature expansion (#866) enhancement: improved expand logic (see #994 comments) * reverted irc expand view to previous design * forgot to propagate previous z-height fix * jinxed it * add license header to new files --------- Co-authored-by: martylukyy <35452459+martylukyy@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Kyle Sanderson <kyle.leet@gmail.com> |
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