Per-folder memory + per-share recursive (v1.3.1)

[merlin1de]

v1.3.1

Two new features building on the recursive folder view from v1.3.0, plus a ShareList refactor that makes share configuration cleaner.

What's new for users

Per-folder memory for recursive view — when you flip recursive on (or change the depth) for a folder, the next time you visit that same folder it remembers your choice. Works without URL params, without changing personal settings — just stays per folder. Cap at 50 folders, oldest rotates out.

Per-share recursive view — when creating or editing a share, you can now choose whether the guest sees a recursive view (all images from subfolders in one grid) and the group depth. The share carries its own configuration; the photographer's personal setting only seeds the defaults when the share is created. Guests have no way to override — they see exactly what the photographer chose.

Edit existing shares — instead of multiple small toggle buttons in the share list, each share now has a pencil icon that opens the same modal you used to create it, prefilled with the current values. Change permissions, password, recursive view, or even the shared folder path — all in one place. The status of each share (password set, pick allowed, export allowed, etc.) is still visible at a glance via small read-only icons in the share row.

Faster guest revisits — guest thumbnails and previews are now cached in the browser for 7 days. When the same recipient comes back for a second rating round, the gallery loads instantly from local cache. ETag revalidation kicks in if the underlying files have changed.

Smarter prefill when changing share path — if you edit a share and change the folder path, the recursive settings reset to your default for the new folder (matching what you'd see opening that folder yourself). One less manual step for "I want to repurpose this share for a different shoot".

Compact share list layout — folder path and recipient name share one line now (separated with —), saving vertical space in the share list.

Notes for testers

• The master switch in personal settings (Recursive view enabled) still gates everything — defaults to off for existing users.
• Old shares (created before v1.3.1) are treated as non-recursive automatically — no migration needed.
• Browser cache lasts 7 days; if you want to test changes immediately, hard-reload (Ctrl+F5) bypasses the cache.

Notes on architecture

The guest-side recursive listing is a deliberate code copy of the owner-side listing (with explicit security comment), kept that way to make any divergence loud in code review — a drift between the two would be a privilege-escalation risk.

Closes nothing standalone but extends what was delivered for #35.