fix: display profile parameters by specificity (value > constraint > label)#85
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…label) The parameter list at the top of a control in the profile view conflated labels, constraints, and values under a "Parameter Constraints" header. That header is misleading: constraints are optional, and a given row may hold a label, a constraint, or a value. Show each parameter by the most specific thing available — a value assignment, else a constraint, else the catalog label — title the section "Parameters", and tag each row with which of the three it is. Fixes EasyDynamics#49
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Summary
Resolves #49. In the profile control view, the parameter list was shown under a
"Parameter Constraints" header that stacked the label, constraints, and values
together. As the issue notes, that header is misleading — constraints are optional,
and a given row may actually hold a label, a constraint, or a value.
This changes the display to follow the specificity hierarchy described in the issue,
showing the most specific available for each parameter:
The section is retitled Parameters, the human label is resolved from the catalog,
and each row is tagged (Value / Constraint / Label) so it is clear which of the three
is being shown.
Notes
src/pages/ProfilePage.tsx(the profile control view). No behavior changes elsewhere.tsctype-checks clean and the existing test suite passes.