Re-ordering how-tos and adding filter#1111
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This looks great, thanks Melissa.
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Users who are creating how-tos for each other may not be in the same gallery (example case: one class section may be making how-tos for another, or one class may be making how-tos for next year's class). So, the current implementation that only shows the how-tos for the gallery that the project is in, if the project is in a gallery, does not address this use case well. This PR implements a new filter button and ordering for how-tos, available as follows:
If the project is in a gallery and the user is viewing the Guide via the project editor:
If the project is not in a gallery and the user is viewing the Guide via the project editor OR the user is viewing the Guide via
/guide:Bookmarked how-tos are displayed with a 🔖 symbol.
I wrote this PR with minimal debugging support from Claude Code for three small bugs (of which it could not fix the second).
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Verification
/guide. Verify that all three how-tos are visible and the Mode button for filtering is not visible. Verify that the bookmarked how-to is shown with a 🔖 . Verify that the bookmarked how-to is first.Checklist