Ordinary board lists deliberately hide internal helper boards whose titles are wrapped in carets. The shared client query also applied that filter to Archive, even though the archived-board publication and count included those boards, so the counter increased while the tile stayed invisible.

Archive now keeps published helper boards in its tile query, allowing their owners to restore or permanently delete them, while active views continue to hide them. Positive, negative and live browser regressions cover both sides of that boundary.

Each location row has its own Blaze data context, so the X handler previously mistook that row for the card and never reached the removal model method. It now resolves the open card, awaits removal by the location’s stable id and retains the separate legacy-location cleanup path.

Source regressions prove the nested context cannot return, and a live browser test adds a map location, removes it and confirms both the rendered row and database value disappear.

The live test names issue 6644 and locates the seeded card by its board and title before checking its stored locations array. This keeps the final database assertion independent of fixture-only convenience fields while still proving the X removed the same location that disappeared from the UI.