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Extracts data ingestion actions (Import JSON) from empty state conditionals so users can populate their favorites list even when it is currently empty. Adds accessible disabled states for export actions when the list is empty. Co-authored-by: kastnerp <1919773+kastnerp@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What
Import JSON,Export JSON, andExport CSVaction buttons out of the{#if favorites.count > 0}conditional block inFavoritesPanel.svelteso they are always visible.Import JSONbutton is always enabled.Export JSONandExport CSVbuttons are visually and functionally disabled when the favorites list is empty.Clear Allbutton logic was conditionally wrapped so it remains hidden when the list is empty..Jules/palette.mdregarding data ingestion actions in empty states.🎯 Why
Previously, if a user had an empty favorites list, the entire actions block was hidden. This created a UX trap: users could not import a previously saved favorites list if they didn't already have at least one favorite selected to trigger the actions block to appear. By always showing the import action, users can recover from this empty state seamlessly.
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♿ Accessibility
disabled:opacity-50anddisabled:cursor-not-allowedstyles to export actions when the list is empty to provide visual feedback.titleattributes (title="No favorites to export") to the disabled export buttons, ensuring screen reader users understand why the buttons are disabled, following the app's established accessibility patterns.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12997581831934750584 started by @kastnerp