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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGeneralizes mammography group handling from fixed 4-image sets to support 1-, 2-, or 4-image multi-view groups. Adds helpers for validating group sizes, computing grid dimensions and labels; updates DICOMWeb grouping/validation, UI grid rendering, streaming logic, status messages, history/preload paths, and tests. Changes
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In `@src/app.rs`:
- Around line 261-264: The clippy "redundant closure" warning comes from using
closures like |count| Self::is_supported_multi_view_group_size(count) when
checking dicomweb_active_group_expected; replace those closures with a direct
function pointer reference (Self::is_supported_multi_view_group_size) in all
three occurrences (the call sites around dicomweb_active_group_expected /
dicomweb_active_path_receiver and the other two locations referenced) so the
Option::is_some_and uses the function reference instead of the unnecessary
closure.
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