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Reorder drawer support surfaces

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@@ -459,14 +459,15 @@ That access-side analysis surface still follows the same shell/runtime split as
the rest of the drawer: `DiscoveryTab.tsx` owns presentation and disclosures,
while `useDiscoveryTabState.ts` owns API fetches, websocket progress, and
note/discovery mutations.
The overview keeps access, host, service, and investigation detail as
collapsed sibling disclosures under the primary card pair, so the drawer keeps
The overview keeps access, investigation detail, service detail, and host
detail as collapsed sibling disclosures under the primary card pair, so the
drawer keeps
the top-level shape to current-state/identity plus `Change history` before any
secondary operational context appears.
That secondary hierarchy now renders in two layers: a full-width `Change
history` surface first, followed by a separate support-disclosure grid for
access, host, service, and context, so timeline inspection stays visually
primary instead of competing with the support cards for equal width.
history` surface first, followed by a separate support-disclosure grid ordered
as `Access`, `Context`, `Service`, and `Host`, so the operator sees links and
investigation context before deeper technical drill-down cards.
Inside `Change history`, the event list now renders directly in the parent
section instead of inside a second bordered `Event log` card, so the timeline
reads like one inspection surface rather than a card nested under its own