Merging projects

[stuartpb]

I just had an insight that the "Universal Domain Dashboard" project would make more sense as a feature of Parked Project, so I'm thinking I might merge it into that.

How should that project's file change in the event of a merge? I'm thinking the "name", "concept", and "formerly" fields should stay as-is, but everything else should get replaced with "merged", with the UUID of the project it was functionally merged into as the value.

There's also the question of what should happen when a project spins off an idea or splits into two (#11), as that is essentially the reverse of this, and it may make sense in some scenarios for the representations to mirror each other

This also ties into #1 (on stages outside of 0/1/2/3) and #4 (on cross-linking projects - there in text, here in data).

[stuartpb]

I think there should be two things: the UUID of the project it was merged into, and a summary of the nature of the merge (ie. for Blotpass into NilPass, it'd be "NilPass has a feature to display a hashblot for a site the way Blotpass was going to"). I guess that'd be the "Remarks" field.

The real driver for this, as I should have remembered from whenever I wrote "Look to the Use Cases", is how these project's'd be presented on https://unusual.studio/projects (which I don't think I'd templated when I wrote this): I'm thinking they'd appear within an expando on the item for the project they were merged into, labeled something like "Merged projects", in between the top line (with the project status / faint UUID) and the rest of the card (or maybe just beneath everything).

I'm also thinking they'd keep their logo, I mean, why not? Keep anything that's still around from the old project - only remove URLs if they're dead, or if they just redirect to the root URL of the project they've been merged into.

I guess they'd also keep their dex, but it's only relevant as a "historical" dex, used to gauge interest in ranking multiple projects that may have been merged into a project.

[stuartpb]

I guess a big reason this is on my mind is because not only is NilPass eating Blotpass, but Lean Notes just acquired the scope of like half my collected writings, even though most of them were never assigned Unusual Studio UUIDs.