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  • "Download Votes CSV" button in the download modal to export a vote matrix as vote-matrix.csv (#35). Rows are participants, columns are statement IDs, and values are 1 (agree), -1 (disagree), 0 (pass), or empty (no vote). The modal now also shows a toggle to prefix filenames with today's date (YYYY-MM-DD-), and uses the conversation_id from the h5ad file (if present) as a filename prefix.
  • "Download Data" button in the projection selector panel to export participant metadata as participants.csv (#33). A confirmation dialog shows participant and column counts before downloading. Includes a manual_painted column with the color name of any painted group (e.g. Orange, blank if unpainted).
  • FloatingModal legend when viewing an obs-column annotation in the metrics layer (#29).
    • Shows the column name as the label and colored category swatches for categorical columns; continuous columns show an empty modal (legend to follow).
    • Prev/next arrows (and ←/→ keyboard shortcuts) cycle through available obs columns, updating the active annotation.
    • X button returns to the groups layer, matching the statement-modal behavior.
    • Extended FloatingModal with optional title and legendItems props for the annotation rendering path; existing statement rendering is unchanged.
    • Categorical annotation layers use a dedicated Tableau 20 palette (20 colors) separate from the 10-color painting palette, giving more range without affecting group colors.
    • Legend is hidden for columns with >65 categories (e.g. timestamps, UUIDs) — only the column title is shown, matching continuous column behavior.
    • Blank category labels are displayed as N/A.
  • Prev/next navigation buttons on FloatingModal for touch-friendly statement cycling in votes layer mode (#27).
    • Extracted shared cycleStatement callback so keyboard arrow keys and buttons use the same logic.
    • onPrev / onNext are optional injected props — buttons only render when provided, keeping the modal reusable for other contexts.

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