The Add RSS modal is now opened from a button directly above the feed
list in AdminFeeds.vue instead of the hamburger menu, so feed creation
lives alongside the rest of feed management. AppNav.vue no longer
renders it.
AddUrl.vue emits an `added` event on a successful save; AdminFeeds.vue
listens for it and reloads its feed list, so a newly added feed shows
up immediately without leaving the admin page.
Also fixes a bug this move surfaced: the modal's "Close" button had no
`type`, so inside the form it defaulted to type="submit" — clicking
Close on a filled-in form silently created the feed.
The article now visually tracks the finger in real time while swiping
(via a rAF-throttled touchmove handler), instead of only reacting
after the fact on touchend. On release it completes the page-turn if
dragged past ~35% of the article's width, or on a fast-enough flick
even short of that distance; otherwise it springs back to center.
Dragging past the first/last article is damped rather than free, for
tactile feedback that there's nothing further that way. A vertical
drag is detected within the first ~10px of movement and left alone so
it can't fight normal page scrolling.
Also fixes a real bug found while testing the flick path: Date.now()
has ~1ms resolution, so a genuinely fast flick often measures as
elapsed === 0. The velocity calculation was treating that as "zero
velocity" (dividing 0 elapsed into "no flick") instead of "as fast as
it gets" — now a zero-elapsed gesture with real movement counts as a
flick outright.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Swiping left/right in the single-article view now pages to the
next/previous article, same as the up/down nav buttons. Touch handlers
live on .article-single: a swipe needs >=50px horizontal travel and
<=75px vertical travel to count (so scrolling/diagonal drags don't
trigger it), and multi-touch or swipes starting inside a horizontally
scrollable <pre> block are ignored so code blocks keep their own
scroll behavior.
Also adds a direction-aware slide/fade transition (via Vue's
<Transition>, keyed on currentIndex) when paging between articles,
triggered by both the swipe gesture and the nav buttons.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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