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Browse organization job stacks by title across the latest import - #153
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Replace anonymous job-stack dots with a compact, scrollable row of job titles. Stacks contain all matching roles from each organization’s latest completed import; screen width only changes which titles are visible. Cards remain full width, mobile supports horizontal swipes, and the organization link opens all current jobs.
Additional cards load on selection and remain cached. The title strip keeps its selection and keyboard focus as cards change or the viewport narrows. Homepage and grouped pillar feeds share the same behavior and existing JobStash styles.
Validation: production build and TypeScript passed. Browser checks used real production data: OpenAI’s 115-role batch, the last role’s public details, and a 390px viewport with no page overflow or lost selection. Middleware support is deployed first.