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feat: align clip selections and slip sources without moving boundaries

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Johannes Findeisen 2026-11-06 00:16:31 +01:00
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## Phase 50
Edit/Repeat selected phrase asks for 1..1024 additional copies. The bounding span includes gaps and overlaps; copies remain on their original tracks. The entire repeat is one undo step. Clip/note capacity and timeline endpoints can limit the requested count.
## Phase 51
Edit/Align clip starts to cursor places every selected start at the cursor. Slip sources earlier/later changes source offsets by the snap step while retaining timeline positions and durations. Trimming must leave source material available; an invalid slip rejects the whole selection. No time stretching or destructive media edits are performed.

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Align selected clip starts to the cursor and slip source offsets without moving timeline boundaries.
### Tasks and acceptance criteria
- [ ] Provide the control/model behavior and accessible GUI commands.
- [ ] Validate bounds and failure rollback; preserve existing project compatibility and callback safety.
- [ ] Test the new workflow and document scope and limitations.
- [x] Provide the control/model behavior and accessible GUI commands.
- [x] Validate bounds and failure rollback; preserve existing project compatibility and callback safety.
- [x] Test the new workflow and document scope and limitations.
### Implementation status
Planned.
Implemented: selection-wide start alignment and source slip commands reuse atomic clip transactions. Clip start/length and source limits remain validated for audio and MIDI. Core late-failure rollback and focused GUI alignment/history tests pass.
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