Ilia Denisov
cc4bc3c2b7
Owner-reported polish on top of #48, plus a legacy-parser gap that prevented verifying stationed ship groups against a real .REP fixture. UI: - Production: drop the empty `(production)` placeholder option. Owned planets always produce something, so the primary select now opens on `industry` by default when `planet.production` is null/unknown, keeping the row inside the four real production kinds at all times. - Production: lock the row to a single line (no flex-wrap) and strip border + padding from the ✓/✗ buttons so the apply/cancel icons read as glyphs and the row no longer breaks into two visual rows for Research / Ship contexts where both selects are present. - Cargo routes: the placeholder option is now an `<option disabled>` styled like a section header (greyed, italic) and reads "manage routes" instead of "cargo routes". The wording shifts the intent from a section label to an action prompt. Legacy parser: - F8-05 (#48 п.32) "Stationed ship groups" couldn't be verified against the dg fixture because the legacy `<Race> Groups` blocks (outside battles) and the `Unidentified Groups` block were dropped by the parser — both are now wired up. Foreign group rows parse the `# T D W S C T Q D P M` columns and resolve the destination against the parsed planet tables (rows with an invisible destination drop, matching the existing local-group convention). The legacy row carries no origin / range columns, so foreign groups surface as stationed at the destination. - Smoke tests on every fixture extended with `otherGroups` and `unidentifiedGroups` counts. New focused unit test `TestParseOtherAndUnidentifiedGroups` covers the column layout, the drop-on-unknown-destination rule, and the `X Y`-only unidentified rows. - `tools/local-dev/reports/dg/KNNTS039.json` and `tools/local-dev/reports/dg/KNNTS041.json` regenerated so the synthetic-loader fixtures carry the new arrays. - README updated: the two sections move out of "Skipped sections" into a "Foreign and unidentified groups" block; package doc-comment reflects the broader scope. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>