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* Added `icon-sort` from Lucide's "arrow-down-up" icon. * Added "Sort" package with property action and context. * Adds the "sort" property action and context to the Block Grid property * [WIP] Observing sort mode toggle on Block Grid editor * [WIP] Further work on Block Grid editor sort-mode * Added "umb-sort-mode-toolbar" component * Fixed typo of private method "renderNoting" * Renamed "sort" property-action to "sort-mode" * Corrected bad copypasta! * Renamed "Sort" package to "Sorter" to include the Sorter controller and maintain backwards-compatibility. * Code updates based on @copilot feedback * Fixed circular references * Removed reference to "sorter/index.ts" that I'd missed when relocating the package. * Moved "sorter" back into "core" package * Moved the "sort" property-action to a combined "property-actions" location Fixed up other code, use of constants and manifest clarity. * rename with claude code (#21036) * rename with claude code * include property action in name * renaming * Rename sortingMode to isSortMode in property sort context Refactored property sort mode context and related components to use 'isSortMode' * add jsdocs * Update vite.config.ts * no need to export as element * add tests * Ordered the tsconfig namespaces * Reverted the relocation of the "sorter" controller files * Import ordering * Reverted some code style tweaks * Renamed `sortingMode` to `isSortMode` * Renamed `sortModeEnabled` to `isSortMode` * Add tests for property sort mode action * add js docs --------- Co-authored-by: Mads Rasmussen <madsr@hey.com>
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