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Desktop: arrow keys move between schools - #8
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Moves through the list in its current order (respecting the name filter), zooming the map and showing details as a click would, and scrolls the list to keep the school in view. The first press picks the school already shown. Ignored while typing, on the year slider or drop-downs, in the map (which pans with the arrows), with a dialog open, or on phones. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
On desktop, ↓ / ↑ select the next / previous school in the list.
The keys keep their normal behaviour while typing (address or filter box), on the year slider or a drop-down, in the map (Google pans it with the arrows), with the table or About popup open, and on phones.
Test plan
yarn build🤖 Generated with Claude Code