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feat(ui): declutter header — user menu + lang dropdown, mobile theme/lang
Desktop header before: logo · Library · Catalogue · Feedback · ●●● · EN RU ID PT-BR FR · Admin · username · Sign out
Desktop header after:  logo · Library · Catalogue · Feedback · ●●● · [🌐 EN ▾] · [avatar ▾]

Changes:
- Theme dots kept but made slightly smaller (3.5 → 3.5, less gap)
- 5 bare language codes replaced with a compact globe + current locale
  dropdown (click to expand all 5 options)
- Admin link, username, and Sign out collapsed into a single user-initial
  avatar dropdown (Profile / Admin panel / Sign out)
- Click-outside overlay closes any open dropdown
- Mobile drawer: added Theme and Language rows so users can switch both
  without opening the desktop header
- Footer locale switcher removed (redundant with header and mobile drawer)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-30 14:54:46 +05:00
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