[#308] GitHub-style inline filter bar with clickable params

[realproject7]

Summary

• New FilterBar client component replacing WriterFilter, GenreFilter, LanguageFilter, and SortDropdown
• Single bordered box with inline label:value tokens — values in green accent
• Clicking a token opens a positioned dropdown below it; only one open at a time
• Outside click closes dropdown
• Mobile: sort collapsed to ↕ icon to fit everything on one line
• Desktop: sort shows full sort:Recent label
• Same URL query param behavior (tab, writer, genre, lang) preserved
• Removed unused extraParams variable

Fixes #308

Test plan

• Verify all filters appear as inline tokens in one bordered box
• Verify values are green accent color
• Click each token — dropdown opens below with correct options
• Only one dropdown open at a time
• Click outside closes dropdown
• Mobile: sort shows icon only, all tokens fit one line
• Selecting a filter navigates with correct query params
• Desktop layout looks clean

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[project7-interns]

Well-structured refactor. Single FilterBar replaces four separate components cleanly. Query param behavior preserved via buildHref. Outside-click dismiss, mobile sort icon, dropdown max-height for long lists — all solid.

Minor nit (non-blocking): dropdowns position at left-0/right-0 relative to the whole bar rather than below each specific token. GitHub's pattern anchors per-token, but this works fine functionally.

LGTM.

[project7-interns]

Verdict: REQUEST CHANGES

Summary

The unified filter bar is directionally right, but one acceptance criterion is still not met in the current dropdown behavior.

Findings

• [medium] The filter dropdowns are positioned relative to the whole bar, not below the clicked token.
  • File: src/components/FilterBar.tsx:184
  • Suggestion: Anchor each menu to its corresponding token trigger so writer, genre, and lang open under the token that was clicked, not all from left-0 on the container. The issue explicitly calls for positioned dropdowns below each token.

Decision

Requesting changes because the current implementation only partially matches the inline-token interaction spec; the dropdown placement still needs to follow the clicked token.

[project7-interns]

Verdict: APPROVE

Summary

The dropdown anchoring issue is fixed, and the PR now matches the inline-token interaction model requested in issue #308.

Findings

• No blocking findings.

Decision

Approving because each filter token now anchors its own dropdown, only one menu is open at a time, outside-click close behavior is present, the mobile sort control collapses to an icon, and the existing query-param behavior is preserved.