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Created reusable form components for all media types (Game, Book, Music, Show, Manga, Art) to provide a consistent editing experience across the application. Changes: - Created 6 new form components in shared folder for all media types - Each form component supports both 'add' and 'edit' modes - Forms include all fields: title, author/artist/platform, status, dates, rating, time spent, notes, cover images, tags, and links - Added inline editing to all detail views using form components - Detail views now show edit form inline instead of navigating away - Integrated form components into admin suggestions workflow - Admins can now review and edit all suggestion details before accepting - Added scroll-to-top functionality when clicking edit in all list views - Ensures edit form is visible when opened from paginated lists Benefits: - Consistent UX across all media types - Better editing experience with inline forms - Improved admin suggestion workflow with full editing capabilities - No route navigation for edits (better for SEO and UX) - All forms follow the same styling and interaction patterns Co-Authored-By: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
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