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HTML5 drag-and-drop never fires on touch, so a touchscreen had no way to reorder attachments at all, and a keyboard had none either. The steppers are the cheapest reorder that always works: two small buttons on the thumbnail's bottom corners, reachable by touch and Tab both, splicing the same array the drag does — the appended URLs, the imeta tags and the drawer rows follow either gesture identically. The ends hide their arrow rather than disabling it, because a greyed-out control is an answer to a question nobody asked. The steppers flush the ALT row before they splice, the same rule the drag learned: the row's slot is still where it was opened, and after the move it would not be. And they square with the remove disc in Werkstätte, whose exception list every circular thing answers to. Fixes #346.
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Fixes #346. Stacked on #354 (→ #353 → #352 → #351 → #341) — the diff shown here is just this fix.
HTML5 drag-and-drop never fires on touch, so a touchscreen had no way to reorder attachments and a keyboard had none either. The steppers are the cheapest reorder that always works: small ◀/▶ buttons on each thumbnail's bottom corners (buttons — reachable by touch and Tab), splicing the same array the drag does, so everything downstream is identical either gesture. The ends hide their arrow rather than disabling it; a new
arrow-righticon mirrors the existing left one rather than rotating it (the join reads wrong at 14px).The steppers flush the ALT row before splicing (the drag's rule) and square with the remove disc in Werkstätte, whose circular-things exception list now includes them.