Nick Szaunig
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Replace the list-row layout with a responsive box grid (EntityCard):
icon avatar, title, badge, and 1-2 key fields visible at a glance per
box, matching what the user asked for ("Kaestchen" over rows).
Add an Aktiv/Historie tab split (ActiveHistoryTabs) so deactivated or
terminal-status entries move out of the default view instead of mixing
in with active ones:
- Apiaries, Colonies, Queens: split on deactivatedAt (the field the app
already uses everywhere for "Historie statt Loeschen").
- Task templates: split on the existing active boolean.
- Tasks: OPEN/IN_PROGRESS vs DONE/CANCELLED.
- Honey batches: everything vs SOLD/CONSUMED.
- Products: ACTIVE vs DISCONTINUED.
- Storage containers: everything vs OUT_OF_SERVICE.
Equipment and stock items have no lifecycle field in the schema, so
they keep the plain grid without a Historie tab.
Verified live: deactivating a Bienenstand moves it out of Aktiv into
Historie immediately, both counts update, reactivating moves it back.
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