998cda0bb3d1abd7f0254b1d0bcff7c5a5f35794
- Unit and Group get hidden?: boolean — filtered server-side before render
- Hidden group also suppresses all its units from the converter
- New resolveDescription() utility in src/lib/description.ts
supports {id}, {id:label}, {id:plural}, {id:symbol} placeholders
- ConverterCard pre-resolves descriptions and passes result to ConversionResult
- ConversionResult accepts description prop instead of reading unit.description
- Admin forms: Hidden checkbox added for both units and groups
- drag-handle color overridden to --pico-primary-inverse on selected/drag-over rows
(white in light/dark themes, black on Dan Mode yellow)
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npm run build
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