nwhitehouse gives tabular review a verified column and real filters
Reviewers can now mark individual cells as checked, and filter the table down to what still needs eyes.
The tabular review surface - the grid view where you read across many documents at once - gets a hover-revealed checkmark on each cell, recording who verified it and when. Paired with that is a proper filter bar: by flag, by verified-or-not, and by free-text-per-column, with operators like contains, is, and is empty. Filters stack with AND, and your filter state sticks per review on the device you're using.
Three follow-up commits are the giveaway that this got real smoke testing: a popover hiding behind a sticky column, a Verified-and-Unverified filter combination that silently meant "show nothing", and a filter menu that ran off the screen at the edge of the row. All fixed.
The underlying filter logic is split out from the UI and covered by unit tests, which makes this an unusually clean piece to lift.
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