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Compact tablet tiles and save drag order - #16
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Tablet tiles now use 8 px gaps, less padding and shorter charts, with two columns in portrait mode. Each tile has a grip for touch or mouse dragging; the arrangement saves automatically as the custom order and survives reloads. Arrow keys on the grip also move tiles, while scrolling elsewhere remains available.
The authenticated order endpoint changes only the asset order and sort mode. It preserves cached charts and other settings, validates the complete asset set, and persists the config atomically. Price refreshes retain a newly saved order. Includes an updated portrait screenshot, legacy grid-gap spacing and Touch Events for iOS 10.3 Safari.
Validation: Go race tests and vet, 21 browser-script tests including Pointer Events and legacy Touch Events; browser drag/save/reload and keyboard checks at portrait tablet dimensions.