nwhitehouse gives tabular review proper column controls
Once a review grows past a handful of columns, reviewers need to hide, rerun, or delete them without nuking the whole table - nwhitehouse just shipped that.
Tabular review in Mike lets a team ask the same set of questions across a stack of documents and get back a grid of answers. Useful - until the grid sprawls and you're stuck staring at columns you no longer care about, or one that needs rerunning because the question was wrong.
nwhitehouse's fork adds the three actions a real reviewer reaches for: hide a column from view, reprocess a column from scratch, or delete it outright with a confirm step that tells you how many cells are about to vanish. Hidden columns are remembered per device rather than synced across the team, which is the right call for what's really just a personal view setting. After a quick placement reshuffle based on user feedback, the controls now live in the main toolbar alongside Add Documents.
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