🧹 Refactor useCardSettings hydration logic

[is0692vs]

Removes the eslint-disable directive for set-state-in-effect by initializing state conditionally during the render phase based on the mounted prop, avoiding synchronous cascading renders and following React documentation recommendations.

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Greptile Summary

This PR refactors card settings hydration in the hook. The main changes are:

• Moves storage hydration out of an effect and into a guarded render-time block.
• Removes the deep-equality functional setters used during hydration.
• Adds a small root-level patch_submit.js helper script.

Confidence Score: 5/5

This looks safe to merge after a small hydration-state cleanup.

• The main behavior change is contained to card settings hydration.
• The remaining issue needs a narrow timing window before hydration completes.
• No blocking security, build, or data-loss issue was found in the changed code.

src/hooks/useCardSettings.ts

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/hooks/useCardSettings.ts	Hydration now runs during render when mounted becomes true, with direct state replacement instead of equality-preserving functional setters.
patch_submit.js	Adds a root-level CommonJS script that is not referenced by the current build, test, or runtime paths.

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Fix the following 1 code review issue. Work through them one at a time, proposing concise fixes.

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### Issue 1 of 1
src/hooks/useCardSettings.ts:25-26
**Hydration Replaces Pending Edits**

When `mounted` flips to `true`, this render path writes the values just read from storage over any queued `layout` or `displayOptions` updates that happened before hydration completed. The previous functional setters compared against React's pending state, but these direct setters do not, so an in-flight toggle can be silently discarded before the hydrated render commits.

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Hydration Replaces Pending Edits

When mounted flips to true, this render path writes the values just read from storage over any queued layout or displayOptions updates that happened before hydration completed. The previous functional setters compared against React's pending state, but these direct setters do not, so an in-flight toggle can be silently discarded before the hydrated render commits.

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Path: src/hooks/useCardSettings.ts
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Comment:
**Hydration Replaces Pending Edits**

When `mounted` flips to `true`, this render path writes the values just read from storage over any queued `layout` or `displayOptions` updates that happened before hydration completed. The previous functional setters compared against React's pending state, but these direct setters do not, so an in-flight toggle can be silently discarded before the hydrated render commits.

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[is0692vs]

Closing this nonessential hydration refactor because moving state synchronization into render introduces a riskier React update pattern without fixing a user-visible bug.