feat(templates): drag-to-reorder variations within a pattern#7
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Extends reordering to the sub-templates (variations) inside each pattern,
matching the pattern-level drag handles that were also decorative.
- backend: POST /api/templates/{pattern_id}/variations/reorder updates
variation positions in place, preserving ids (a full update replaces the
set and churns ids); ownership enforced via _get_owned_pattern.
- api: reorderVariations(patternId, ids) client.
- App: handleReorderVariations reorders optimistically, reverts on failure.
- Templates: native HTML5 drag from each variation's ⠿ handle, scoped to its
parent pattern (no cross-pattern moves) with a drop-target highlight.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Extends reordering to the sub-templates (variations) inside each pattern, matching the pattern-level drag handles that were also decorative.