Yuvomi

Fixed

• The Budget summary no longer clips the transaction list on short desktop windows (#904). The fixed part of the tab - summary cards plus the category chart - grows with the number of categories; on a short viewport the transaction section collapsed to its header line, and since the panel itself did not scroll, nothing could reach the list. The section now keeps a usable minimum height (three rows plus a cut-off fourth as a scroll cue, capped at the panel’s own height on very short windows), and once that minimum makes the panel overflow, the whole tab scrolls - summary and chart move along, with the same thin module scrollbar the loans tab already had. On tall windows nothing changes: the summary stays put and only the list scrolls.

• A birthday photo now opens the same crop-and-zoom dialog as a profile picture (#901). The dialog existed, but every module had built its own way from the file to the stored image, and the birthday path had no type check, no size check, no crop and a hardcoded English error message. All five paths - profile picture, family member, housekeeping staff, quick-link tile, birthday - now run through one shared picker; a birthday photo is stored as a cropped 256 × 256 JPEG (about 5 KB instead of the raw file). Along the way: choosing the same file twice in a row works again everywhere (previously “crop it differently” with the same file did nothing), the housekeeping module reports read errors instead of swallowing them in an empty catch, and an image file that cannot be decoded shows the read-error message instead of silently doing nothing.

• A test suite that throws can no longer hang npm test forever (#903). The CalDAV sync suite’s tick counter kept the event loop alive when sync() threw: the failure printed, the process never exited, and in CI the run sat “in progress” for the six-hour default instead of turning red. The ticker now stops in a finally and no longer holds the process open, and every workflow job carries an explicit timeout-minutes cap - a new guard ensures the next workflow cannot arrive without one.

Changed

• An inventory item photo now goes through the same crop dialog, and the subscription logo picker checks its file itself (#901). The inventory photo path used to read the raw file with no type check, no size check and an untranslated error message; it now runs through the shared picker and is stored as a cropped 256 × 256 JPEG. The subscription logo keeps its raw path on purpose - SVG and transparency would not survive a JPEG crop - but now rejects wrong types and oversized files with translated messages instead of failing silently or in English.

• GIF is no longer offered when picking a birthday or inventory photo (#901). The crop dialog always returns a JPEG, so an animated GIF would silently have become a still image; a readable rejection beats a result that differs from the upload. The server API accepts GIF unchanged.