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feat: show only open reports and make GitHub activity optional - #13
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The tracker currently includes closed and merged activity and mixes GitHub entries into the default view. It now requests only open entries and defaults to website-submitted bug reports.
A labelled Yes/No control includes GitHub issues and pull requests when enabled. Turning it off returns to website reports and resets pagination. Closed and merged items remain hidden in either mode, including defensive filtering of stale API results. Repository, component, search and detail views remain available.
Validation: Node 24 TypeScript check, production build, git diff --check and all eight desktop/light and mobile/dark browser tests passed locally. The tracker test verifies both toggle states, open-only requests, hidden closed/merged entries, pagination reset and detail navigation. The production build retains the existing changelog-anchor warnings.