fix(shell): persist drag-and-drop pane reorder across navigation#26
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fix(shell): persist drag-and-drop pane reorder across navigation#26
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The frontend emitted state:reorder-panes on drop but the server had no handler, so dashboardState.panes was never reordered. When the user navigated away and returned, the snapshot restored the original order. Add a server-side socket handler that validates the incoming order array, reorders dashboardState.panes to match, and broadcasts the new order to other connected clients.
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state:reorder-paneson drag-and-drop but the server had no socket handler, sodashboardState.paneswas never reorderedstate:reorder-paneshandler inshell-socket.tsthat validates the incoming order, reorders the panes array, and broadcasts to other clientsTest plan
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