feat: allow users to choose card activity order - #608
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Description
Adds a compact toggle to the card Activity header so users can switch the
complete timeline between oldest-first and newest-first order. Oldest-first
remains the default, and the choice is stored in the browser for the first
iteration agreed in #596.
The comment editor follows the newest edge of the feed. The API and repository
support both directions with a timestamp plus public-ID cursor, preserving a
stable order when activities share a timestamp. Newly submitted comments also
remain visible when older activity is behind the pagination boundary.
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Newest-first:
Oldest-first:
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Linked issue
Closes #596