ecarjat lets folders stand in for stacks of documents

If you've ever run a column-based review across a project and watched the grid balloon into hundreds of near-identical rows for what was really one matter, this is for you. ecarjat's fork adds a toggle that treats a subfolder as the unit of review: one row per folder, with a document count as the subtitle. Loose files at the project root still get their own row.

Because grouped rows can get large fast, the same change adds a per-user page cap (default 250, configurable up to 2,000) that skips oversized rows and shows a single clear banner explaining why - instead of plastering an error icon across every column. Hover tooltips now carry the actual failure reason, which used to be a generic icon. A small backend cleanup also quiets the long-running PDF parsing warnings in the logs.