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homelable/frontend
Nicola Bottini a7b7327ce5 feat: autosave canvas after configurable inactivity delay
Adds an opt-in autosave feature (disabled by default) that silently
saves the canvas after a configurable period of inactivity.

- frontend/src/utils/autosaveSettings.ts (new) — localStorage-backed
  setting {enabled, delay} with pub/sub CustomEvent pattern (mirrors
  alignmentSettings.ts). Key: homelable.autosave.
- frontend/src/App.tsx:
  * handleSave accepts optional { silent?: boolean } — skips the success
    toast when called from autosave to avoid noise on every periodic save
  * autosave state (useState + subscribeAutosaveSettings)
  * debounce useEffect: resets on nodes/edges change; when quiet for
    autosave.delay seconds and hasUnsavedChanges is true, calls
    handleSaveRef.current silently
- frontend/src/components/modals/SettingsModal.tsx:
  * Canvas section: Autosave canvas toggle + Save after delay selector
    (3/5/10/30/60 s). Changes persist immediately to localStorage via
    writeAutosaveSettings + propagate cross-tab via CustomEvent.

Default: disabled — no behaviour change for existing users.
Manual Ctrl+S and the Save button continue to work normally.
Errors always show a toast regardless of the silent flag.
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