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Re-curate the A&E subsection strip - #217

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The desk asked for Listicles and Books to come out of A&E's subsection strip, and TV to go in.

row now after
listicles (9 articles) linked hidden
books (9 articles) linked hidden
tv (135 articles) hidden linked

TV is the substantial one. It arrived hidden with the rest of the legacy WordPress sub-categories — that seeding deliberately gave 48 categories a home without adding 48 nav links — but it carries more published articles than most of the rows that do have a link.

Visibility only. All three keep their page, their URL and their articles, and a hidden row still feeds its section. Nothing is re-filed and nothing is deleted.

Applied once under its own flag, with each update guarded on the current value: the strip is curated from the sections screen, so an editor who puts Books back must not find it hidden again on the next deploy, and a row somebody already set by hand is left alone rather than rewritten.

Independent of #216 — all three rows are direct children of entertainment, so this needs none of the nesting work and the two can merge in either order. They both touch EnsureTaxonomyTable and taxonomy.go, so expect a small textual conflict for whichever lands second.

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The desk asked for Listicles and Books to come out of the strip and TV
to go in.

TV is the substantial one. It arrived hidden with the rest of the
legacy WordPress sub-categories -- that seeding deliberately gave 48
categories a home without adding 48 nav links -- but it carries 135
published articles, more than most of the rows that do have a link.
Listicles and Books have nine each.

Visibility only: every one of these keeps its page, its URL and its
articles, and a hidden row still feeds its section.

Applied once, under its own flag, and each update is guarded on the
current value. The strip is curated from the sections screen, so an
editor who puts Books back must not find it hidden again on the next
deploy, and a row somebody already set by hand is left alone rather
than rewritten.

Runs after the Food move as well as the legacy seeding: the latter is
what creates the TV row this unhides, while Listicles and Books stay
where the move left them. The two seeds touch disjoint rows.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ssavutu force-pushed the feat/ae-subsection-visibility branch from a6d3f6d to d143ee2 Compare August 13, 2026 20:33
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ssavutu merged commit f566e47 into main Aug 13, 2026
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ssavutu deleted the feat/ae-subsection-visibility branch August 13, 2026 20:35
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