Fighter90/career-ops-ui v1.248.0

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[1.248.0] — 2026-10-09

Parent parity: five upstream provider/liveness fixes ported — boards that moved their APIs keep working, and a closed-posting banner on its own line is no longer missed.

Fixed

• Gupy follows the API to portal.gupy.io and sends the filter names the API actually reads (workplaceType/type) — the old plural names were silently ignored; country is no longer sent (a configured country now draws a naming warning instead). Confidential employers drop on an exact label match («Confidencial Seguros» survives), and max_pages is capped at 100 — the API answers 400 past offset 10,000, and the truncation warning now says to narrow keywords instead of raising the cap.
• Workable keeps every country of a multi-country posting: siblings listed under the same job URL fold into one row («London, United Kingdom · Romania · Poland · Croatia») instead of the first country winning.
• Liveness: a banner on its own line is not part of the line above — «Sign in if you want to apply» / «Get notified when this position is filled» under a posting is read as the closing clause it is, while a genuine «until filled» spanning lines still reads active.
• Radancy reads a sibling job-location element in the legacy card markup (Barclays-family layouts put the location after </a>) — rows without their own location stay empty rather than borrowing a neighbour's.
• SmartRecruiters fallback job links keep the configured slug — a posting with a missing/untrusted ref synthesizes its public URL from the tenant slug, never from the display name.

Added

• No-ports, documented: the upstream _http proxy fetchImpl fix (web-ui has no proxy branch — porting would defeat the DNS-rebinding guard's identity check and add an undici dependency the repo deliberately avoids); upstream verify-ats (+226 lines) and cv-facts (web-ui implements its own ATS scoring and CV parsing); the parent dashboard Go TUI and CLI scripts (web-ui does not shell into them); a Teamtailor import reorder (cosmetic).

Notes

• Not ported (follow-up filed): the parent's always_allow location-filter tier — workable's consumer test survives a UK block via it, but web-ui's location filter does not have that tier; the port expresses the same consumer verdict through an allow-list test instead.