add multialignment bar - #27
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What changed
Adds a floating alignment toolbar to the canvas (
ThreadsView). When 2+ nodes are selected (Ctrl+click or Shift-drag box select), a small pill toolbar appears at the bottom-center of the canvas with 8 controls: align left / center / right, align top / middle / bottom, and distribute horizontally / vertically. Clicking a control recomputes each selected node's position from its real on-canvas size (width/height, falling back to React Flow's measured size or a default for auto-sized/unmeasured nodes), persists the new positions viasaveThreadNode, and updates the canvas immediately — the same bulk-reposition pattern the existing "Tidy canvas" button already uses.Also factored the
dimW/dimHsize-fallback helpers (previously local totidy()) out to module scope so both features share one definition instead of duplicating the logic.Related issue
Closes #16
How was this tested
npm run devon Linux.npx tsc --noEmitpasses with no errors.Checklist
npx tsc --noEmitpassescargo checkpasses (if backend changed) — N/A, no backend files touched