Andreas Schneider
15bf3c3a18
Backend:
- SettingsStore: Add GetByID, Update, Delete, Count methods
- SettingsService: Add UpdateSettings (validates same rules as Upsert),
DeleteSettings (guards against deleting the last row → 409)
- New sentinels: ErrSettingsNotFound, ErrLastSettingsRow
- Handler: PUT /api/settings/history/{id} → 200 updated row
DELETE /api/settings/history/{id} → 204 / 404 / 409
Frontend:
- API client: settings.update(id, body) and settings.delete(id)
- Settings page: history table gains edit (pencil) and delete (×) buttons
- Inline edit form expands in place within the table row
- Delete button disabled and hint shown when only one row remains
- maskLabel() helper shows workday names instead of raw bitmask
- After save/delete: full reload to reflect changes in 'current' section
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