Add sorting to mass closure history page#117
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The mass closure history page is now paginated on production, so finding the biggest events means paging through chronologically. This adds a sort control matching the front page's, with two options: Most recent (default, unchanged behavior) and Most closures (
plugin_count DESC, recency as tiebreaker).GET /closures?sort=closures— new whitelistedsortparam; invalid values fall back torecentdata-autosubmithandler in app.js (sr-only submit button as no-JS fallback)GET /api/closuresaccepts the same param and echoes"sort"in the response/closures.mdsibling supports it too (sortadded tomdContentParams); the events heading notes the active sort🤖 Generated with Claude Code