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# Description of Changes Follow-up to #7518, picking up two mobile rough edges found while going over that branch. Two changes, one commit each. ## 1. Tool search back in the tool list (mobile) Tool search lives in the workbench bar's super search, which on mobile sits on the Workspace slide. So searching for a tool meant swiping off the tool list, typing, then swiping back. This puts a filter at the head of the tool panel on mobile. Reuses the existing `ToolSearch` component in `mode="filter"`, the same one the desktop fullscreen picker uses. Drives `setSearchQuery` on `ToolWorkflowContext`, so the query, filtering and grouped results are all existing paths. `ToolPanel` takes a new `showSearch` prop; `RightSidebar` passes `showSearch={isMobile}`. Desktop renders exactly as before. **To test:** - Open the editor at a phone-width viewport (under 1024px). - A "Search tools..." field should sit above Favourites / Recommended in the Tools pane. - Typing filters into grouped results. Clearing goes back to the compact list. - It hides once a tool is open, and comes back on the way out. - On desktop the field should not appear at all. ## 2. The mobile overflow menu opened with nothing in it `WorkbenchBarMobileActions` rendered its kebab trigger unconditionally. But every item inside is gated on `currentView === "viewer"` or `!isCustomView`. In a `custom:*` workbench both are false, so the dropdown was empty. `WorkbenchBarDesktopActions` renders nothing in that case, so this only showed on phones. Now returns `null` when neither group applies, with the two conditions named so the trigger and the items can't drift apart again. **To test:** - Phone-width viewport, load a PDF. - Open a tool with its own workbench view: Compare, Get Info report, Show JS, Validate Signature, Edit Table of Contents, or PDF Text Editor. - The kebab at the right of the workbench bar should be gone entirely, rather than opening an empty menu. - Back in the viewer or page editor it should still be there, with Print / Download / Save As / Close.
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