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Passes are extracted from OSM PBF nodes (mountain_pass=yes) and linked to
containing ways; highway road values map to road, track to track,
path/footway to path, plus hiking for rock/climbing. All passes are kept,
coloured distinctly (road/track/path/hiking/unknown) for road-bike validation
on ride 397. Single squashed migration adds category column, cheap to re-extract.
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Context / Problem: Strava titles can be corrected after import. The sync path only handled new rides; existing rides were marked skipped without checking the cheap list metadata, so corrections like ride #789 stayed stale.
What: In syncRides reuse the existing Save write path for rare title resyncs (pay GPX parse cost) when existing.Name != list.Name; track progress.Updated and surface it in SSE/TS UI; add tests for resync without stream fetch. Remove the now-obsolete TODO.
QA: go test/ vet, tsc, biome/stylelint pass.
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Strava sync for 167 rides exceeds the 100/15-min read limit (2 calls per ride).
Previously a 429 was treated as a skipped ride, so every remaining ride also
failed silently. Now GetJSON returns a typed RateLimitError with RetryAfter
computed from Retry-After/Date and X-RateLimit headers (15-min window resets
at :00/:15/:30/:45, daily at midnight UTC) and tracks Read/Overall usage.
syncRides aborts on 429 with partial progress instead of skipping, and
handleSync emits an SSE error with retry time, daily usage vs limit and
structured rateLimit snapshot; progress and complete events also carry the
snapshot for the UI to display. Frontend shows Read daily/15-min usage in
progress details and on completion.
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Extend analytics with a second scatter plotting Cotacol per 100 km against
moving hours, keep speed versus Cotacol as first chart, render both
canvases from shared points, open ride detail in a new tab on dot click,
and keep all website copy in English.
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