Refactor queue_methods.js to split applyPendingResolutions into
applyQueuedByKey (per-item) and applyPendingResolutionList (shared
implementation). Add an Apply button alongside the Remove button in
the selected resolution bar, wired to applyQueuedByKey with loading
state. Update CSS for .mr-selected-actions layout and .mr-btn-primary
styling in the detail pane.
- Add getResolutionQueueKey, getResolutionNodeRefs, and expandPendingResolutionsForApply helpers in queue_methods.js so each queued resolution can carry multiple node refs and be fully resolved before apply.
- Store node_refs, is_lora_v2, original_lora_name, and nested_key on pending resolutions; expand them during apply, with a guard for empty selections.
- Introduce optimistic analysis updates (applyOptimisticAnalysisData + getOptimisticAnalysisDataAfterApply) so the missing/loaded views refresh immediately after apply, then refresh in the background via refreshAnalysisInBackground.
- Update notification messaging to reflect expanded reference counts.
- Fix race conditions in lifecycle_graph_methods.js and tabs_loaded_methods.js by assigning load tokens only after the async workflow-load path begins, so early returns no longer clobber the token and stale panels are suppressed.
- Minor README badge styling fixes: add labelColor=111827 and update the Python badge to an SVG-based asset.
Replace all link dialog terminology with resolver terminology
throughout the codebase, including module names, CSS classes,
IDs, JS variables, SVG gradient IDs, and log module names.
Remove the old web/linker/ tree and introduce the new web/resolver/
tree with parallel structure. Also replace core/linker.py with
core/resolver.py.
Dariusz L