future-plans: clarify logical cell grouping is for batch overflow, not large components
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -229,10 +229,12 @@ different column count and cell size. Example: 5 rows of 5 small columns, then 1
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row of 4 medium columns, then 1 row with a single large drawer. Cells are not
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row of 4 medium columns, then 1 row with a single large drawer. Cells are not
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multiples of a common base — the sections are structurally independent.
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multiples of a common base — the sections are structurally independent.
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**Logical merging (multi-select):** Independent of the above, a user should be able
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**Logical merging (cell groups):** Independent of physical layout, a user should be
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to designate several cells as one logical storage location (e.g. a large component
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able to group several cells into a single named logical location. The motivating
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that physically spans 3 cells). This is a storage/inventory concern rather than a
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case is a batch of 50 components that won't fit in one cell — they spill across 3
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grid layout concern.
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cells, but you want one inventory entry saying "these cells together hold this
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batch", not three separate entries to keep in sync. This is purely a
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storage/inventory concern, not a grid layout concern.
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**Open question — architecture:** Should this be:
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**Open question — architecture:** Should this be:
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1. A single generic nested/hierarchical grid model flexible enough to encode both
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1. A single generic nested/hierarchical grid model flexible enough to encode both
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