Fighter90/career-ops-ui v1.248.1

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[1.248.1] — 2026-10-09

location_filter gains the parent's always_allow and block_hard tiers (CAR-60) — a multi-country location string survives a blocked-sibling list, and an explicit hard block can no longer be rescued.

Fixed

• always_allow beats block: with block: [romania, poland, croatia] and always_allow: [united kingdom], the workable merged cell «London, United Kingdom · Romania · Poland · Croatia» passes — the home region is an option (workable #4806's consumer case, now in the parent's own form).
• block_hard beats always_allow: country-level terms that must never be rescued by an always_allow hit elsewhere in the string.
• strict: true now counts block_hard as a restricting tier; the docs/help location_filter section documents both tiers ×18.

Notes

• Deliberately not ported this time: the parent's word-boundary location keyword compiler and its USPS state-name table (web-ui keeps case-insensitive substring matching; the table serves US-centric configs — file under CAR-60 if a US config needs it). The workable consumer test's interim allow-list form stays as a second verdict alongside the new parent-form check.