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fix: follow application rows from their titles - #269
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Clicking a title in the applications list now follows the application row to
/admin/applications/[id], instead of opening the opportunity in a new tab. Rows show a hand cursor, and the title is plain text inside the existing row link; independent action anchors and the row's keyboard/click handlers are preserved. Unused title-link styling and view-model data are removed.Validation: existing ApplicationCardList test and actual local browser title-click QA pass;
pnpm format-check,pnpm lint,pnpm check, full tests and build pass in an isolated checkout. No new redundant tests were added. The one-line cursor follow-up passed narrow CSS/component compilation; unchanged full-suite evidence is reused. Prior canonical exact-head CI also passed; a duplicate known TaskRunner timer failure is tracked separately in #267. Independent standard review (balanced Claude Sonnet): CLEAN, with targeted cursor follow-up covered through21b52e6adcc3509574e7e7a570eb453dbdbbdd7d.The local preview, copied data and assets remain running and intact. No merge or deployment is authorized for this patch.
Closes #268