feat(supergroups): Add tag distribution preview to supergroup drawer#112862
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feat(supergroups): Add tag distribution preview to supergroup drawer#112862
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Fetches tags for up to 10 member groups in parallel, aggregates the values across groups, and shows mini segmented bars for important tags (transaction, url, browser, environment). Hover tooltip shows a legend with percentages. Includes a simple skeleton loading state. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a compact tag distribution section to the supergroup drawer. Fetches tags for up to 10 member groups in parallel, aggregates the values, and shows mini segmented bars for important tags (transaction, url, browser, environment). Hover shows a tooltip with the full breakdown.
Inspired by the pattern in the issue detail
IssueTagsPreviewand the now-removedDenseTagItembars from #105878.