docs(todo): pin active follow-ups index to top of TODO.md#21
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The file is 530+ lines, mostly a finished work-log of HeroUI v3 migration + the v1.0 upstream sync. With every item but four marked done, you couldn't see what was actually open without scrolling through the entire file. Adds a compact "Active follow-ups" section pinned at the top with the four remaining open items (responsive QA, hideOnScroll verification, visual QA in light/dark, centred page width) and jump labels into the historical sections. No content moved or deleted; this is purely a navigation aid. The four items are all visual/UX judgement calls best done by a human in a running browser, so they're flagged as not appropriate for automated PR work. Made-with: Cursor
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Summary
`TODO.md` is 530+ lines and a finished work-log — only 4 of 130
checkbox items are still open. Without scrolling the whole file you
can't see what's actually unfinished.
This adds a compact Active follow-ups section pinned at the top
that lists the 4 open items with breadcrumbs back to their original
historical sections. Pure navigation aid; no content moved or
deleted.
Why this is "not appropriate for automated PR work"
The 4 remaining items are all visual/UX judgement calls (responsive
breakpoint checks, light/dark theme visual QA, page-width design
proposal, sticky-scroll header verification) that need a human in a
running browser making subjective calls. Flagging that explicitly so
neither I nor the next session burns time trying to "complete" them
via PR.
Diff
Single file, +22/-0.
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