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Sync recovery now names the exact change

A warning is useful only when it tells you what happened and gives you a safe next step. Miracle now carries the identity of a rejected change all the way from the sync queue to its recovery row.

  • The persistent warning names the affected setting, note, task, goal, or journal entry instead of saying only that one change needs review.
  • Open saved copy takes you directly to the matching recovery row and highlights it, including inside the horizontally scrolling phone Settings navigation.
  • Changes that did not save are now separated from earlier versions that saved successfully and were later replaced by another device.
  • Each unsaved row shows the attempted value, when the rejection happened, and whether Miracle will retry automatically.
  • When an attempt contains a value, Copy my change preserves its complete data. Clear and delete attempts are labeled without offering a meaningless clipboard action.
  • Keep saved version removes only that matching device copy after explicit confirmation.
  • Opaque record IDs and raw structured data no longer appear as recovery labels.
  • If cloud recovery history is temporarily unavailable, the urgent copy stored on this device still appears and remains actionable.
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