Adds three dark-first chip badges in the TierBadge pattern: - Jurisdiction (Berlin/DE/EU/International) — derived from the ELI, surfaced on the norms list, detail header and heatmap chips/hover. - Freshness (aktuell/geaendert/ungeprueft) — flags norms amended upstream (standDate + sourceSha256); renders only when stale. - Jurist review — marks evaluations a trusted jurist has confirmed (optional; the figure stands on its own). Models gain Jurisdiction/Freshness enums, Norm.freshness/supersededNote and Evaluation.reviewedBy/reviewedAt; HubRepository parses them from the flow bag (ELI fallback). HeatmapPage shows a real empty-state (hub-down vs no-evaluations) instead of a blank plot, and connect() no longer throws on a failed probe. Signed-off-by: flemming-it <sf@flemming.it> |
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reclaim_app
Recl∆Im (F∆I) client
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