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Show folder display names in entry destination selectors - #349
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When a folder key is an opaque ID and
.config.display_nameprovides a readable title, the sidebar shows the title but the entry editor’s “Move to folder” selector still shows the internal key. The ad-hoc editor’s “Save as” destination selector has the same inconsistency.Use the folder display name for both option labels, falling back to the full internal path when no display name is set. Keep the scope in the label and expose the internal path as the option tooltip. Option values remain
scope|path, so moves, saves and folder identity are unchanged. Labels continue to usetextContent.For example, a folder stored under a UUID with display name
Operationsappears asOperations (shared)instead of the UUID. Existing folders without display names keep their current labels.