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v0.6.28: Keep Reset tune visible on guarded EQ suggestions - #42
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Pure frontend UX hotfix on top of runtime-confirmed v0.6.27. Guarded Assistant rows were dimmed at row level, which made an otherwise enabled Reset button look disabled and hard to discover. v0.6.28 keeps guarded analysis cells visually dimmed but leaves the Tune cell fully visible. When a guarded filter has manual Frequency/Gain/Q edits, the existing Reset action is clearly labeled
Reset tuneand styled as an active secondary action. The underlying Reset handler, Crossover Guard, Null/Boost Guard thresholds, Prediction, Apply Preview, Apply/Restore backend, snapshots, EQ state and Goldhorn isolation are unchanged.