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Document draggable per-warning symbol placement in Brīdinājumi

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3. Optionally narrow the warning list by day and phenomenon.
4. Each warning card has its own checkbox and is independently clickable. The checkbox adds or removes that warning from the map (any number can be checked at once; at least one is auto-checked so the map is never empty). Clicking the card itself opens that warning's full detail — intensity, regions, validity period, description, and risk text — in a popup dialog above a dimmed, blurred background, without changing the map selection. Closing the popup (✕, backdrop click, or Escape) leaves the selection untouched.
5. The title field is pre-filled as "Brīdinājums: {phenomenon}" (e.g. "Brīdinājums: vējš") from the first checked warning and remains manually editable — useful since a combined-severity selection needs one title regardless of how many checkboxes are on; the LVĢMC source mark stays fixed.
6. Preview and download the native-resolution PNG.
6. For each checked warning, pick a weather symbol from the shared palette (the same symbol set used across Faktiskā and, historically, the Photoshop workflow) and assign it to that warning. On the map preview, drag the symbol to reposition it and drag its corner handle to resize it — placement and size are editorial judgment calls that reflect where and how intense a given warning is, the same way the newsroom has always hand-placed a symbol over the colored area in Photoshop.
7. Preview and download the native-resolution PNG.
The two exports use separate geographic-to-pixel calibration and layout values. Neither output is produced by resizing the other. Upstream times are interpreted in the `Europe/Riga` timezone. Empty warning data is a valid state and produces an uncolored base map. There is no on-canvas severity-color legend. Each warning card is a compact chip showing only its phenomenon icon, name, and severity color (left border); the full text lives in the detail popup so it stays readable regardless of length.
The two exports use separate geographic-to-pixel calibration and layout values. Neither output is produced by resizing the other. Upstream times are interpreted in the `Europe/Riga` timezone. Empty warning data is a valid state and produces an uncolored base map. There is no on-canvas severity-color legend. Each warning card is a compact chip showing only its phenomenon icon, name, and severity color (left border); the full text lives in the detail popup so it stays readable regardless of length. Symbol placement and size are stored per warning as fractions of the canvas, so the same relative placement holds at both export resolutions; the drag/resize handles are a preview-only aid and are never present in the downloaded PNG.
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