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fix: preserve worker count from pasted link - #35
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Problem
Pasting a qwdtt configuration link with a
workersvalue silently replaced it with the hash-derived default in Add Server.Root cause
The link parser returned
WdttLink.workers, butAddServer.applyLinkignored that value when initialising the power control.Implementation
Initialise the control from the parsed worker count and use the existing hash-derived value only when the link omits it.
Tests
cd frontend && npm test -- --rungo test ./...Observed behavior
Manually tested on Windows 10: a pasted qwdtt link retains its supplied worker count in the Add Server flow.
Trade-offs
This intentionally changes neither qwdtt URL parsing nor the existing slider constraints.