Feat/operator dashboard

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Review completed with 4 suggestions.

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This comment points contributors to GlobalTokens, but no symbol by that name exists — the CSS custom properties are emitted by the MUI <GlobalStyles> element inside AppThemeProvider (src/theme/index.tsx).

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	// (see GlobalTokens), so emotion components and MUI components stay in sync.
	// (see GlobalStyles in ./index.tsx), so emotion components and MUI components stay in sync.

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This hint states a flat refresh interval, but sessions are polled every 20 s (useWatcher/index.ts) and metrics are polled every 15 s while the Health page is open, so "every 60 s" understates what many operators will observe.

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	Data refreshes every 60 s.
	Data refreshes automatically.

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This states that all jobs run their steps through nix develop .#ci-node<version>, but the "Lint workflows" job in checks.yaml runs through .#ci and the jobs in docker.yaml use no nix shell at all, so the blanket claim misleads when editing those workflows.

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	All tools (Node.js, yarn, actionlint, zizmor, gh) come from the flake's `ci*` dev shells; jobs run their steps through
	All tools (Node.js, yarn, actionlint, zizmor, gh) come from the flake's `ci*` dev shells; the build/lint/test and release steps run through
	`nix develop .#ci-node<version> --command …` (the workflow-lint job uses `.#ci`), so CI uses exactly the toolchain you get locally with `nix develop`.

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These JSDoc blocks ("Props for the CSVUploader component.", "@param data The parsed data as an array of objects.") only restate what the CSVUploaderProps<T> type already declares, adding noise a reader must skip past.

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	onParse: (data: T[]) => void;
	type CSVUploaderProps<T extends ParsedData> = {
	onParse: (data: T[]) => void;
	};

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