fix(GUI): rewrite LoadedView options layout at default window size#71
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- Break single-row HStack into two-row VStack with labeled sections - Remove .frame(maxHeight: .infinity) that caused content-area collapse - Add .frame(maxWidth: .infinity) on header/options to fill ScrollView width - Use dual Spacer in Row 1 to visually center the output-dir group - All options now display correctly at default window size (640×560)
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Problem
At the default window size (640×560), the LoadedView options area had two issues:
.frame(maxHeight: .infinity), which made SwiftUI assign infinite height to a scrollable child — causing the content to collapse or expand unpredictably.Solution
.frame(maxHeight: .infinity)from the inner VStack so ScrollView sizes content naturally..frame(maxWidth: .infinity)to header and options so they fill the ScrollView's width.Changes
GUI/Views/ContentView.swift: Complete rewrite of theoptionsSectioncomputed property; structural changes toLoadedView.body