design(board): reveal column header actions on hover - #175
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Design-polish PR #16. Every board column header permanently showed four action icons (rename ✎, duplicate ⧉, delete 🗑, and ‹ › move arrows) crowded next to the column title + count — busy chrome you rarely use, repeated on every column.
The change (CSS only, desktop-scoped)
Under
@media (hover: hover) and (pointer: fine), the column-header.section-actionsare hidden at rest (opacity: 0) and revealed on header hover or focus — so a resting board shows clean "To do · 28" headers, with the actions one hover away. Touch/mobile keeps them (no hover). Same calm-at-rest pattern already used for card controls (#160/#164/#172).Before → after
Full quality gate green; token/CSS only, no logic/testid change. Verified both viewports against the sandbox (
AWS_PROFILE=personal).