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Resolves a batch of bugs and feature requests across songs, services, settings and export: Songs & sections - Every song now carries permanent, empty, locked PREFIX (COPYRIGHT) and POSTFIX (BLANK) sections, deduplicated on import; locked sections cannot be edited or deleted via UI or API. - Song edit modal: explicit Speichern/Schließen with dirty-tracking, editable section headline (combobox + custom values), and a fix for the 419 CSRF errors after CCLI "Importieren & Bearbeiten" (token read fresh per request). - CCLI bookmarklet "Importieren & Bearbeiten" now opens the edit dialog. Service schedule & arrangements - Fixed assigned songs showing no sections (slides loaded for all arrangements, not just the default). - Added "Song entfernen / neu zuordnen" to reassign an assigned song. - Worship-leader arrangement is created/selected lazily when the arrangement dialog opens (only when not user-overridden); the leader is resolved from the "Lobpreis" agenda item, and manual create/clone names are prefixed with the leader name. Navigation - "/" redirects to the next upcoming service's edit page (or the list). - Service titles link to the edit page. Settings - Renamed "Makro-Import"/"Label-Import" menu items; fixed drag-and-drop imports (were downloading the dropped file); added label-import hint; made the panel scrollable. - Nametag now uses a single MacroPicker; added song prefix/postfix label defaults (COPYRIGHT #24B34C / BLANK #000000); new "Export-Dateien" menu to upload prefix/postfix .pro files added to every export. Export - Filenames/playlist names are date-first ("YYYY-MM-DD <Title>"). - Keyvisual slide only for the first content-less item after real content; all other content-less items render as headlines. - New "Vorschau herunterladen" for non-finalized services (filename and import name prefixed "Vorschau" with export timestamp). - Uploaded prefix/postfix .pro files wrap every export. Tests updated to the new behavior; full suite green (569 passed). |
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