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* feat(fleet): group the Fleet tabs into Observe and Operate, with a layout setting The Fleet tab strip was ten tabs in one row, wider than a 1280px window. The strip now sets the tabs under two labelled groups on one strip: Observe (Overview, Readiness, Map, Docker Labels) and Operate (Snapshots, Blueprints, Routing, Federation, Actions, Secrets). It scrolls sideways when the window is too narrow and keeps the tab you are on in view. Every tab still opens with one click and every tab keeps its value, so deep links and URL sync are unchanged. A new account preference, Settings, Appearance, Fleet, Fleet tab layout, picks how the strip is laid out: Grouped (default), Flat (the previous single row), or Compact (Overview, Readiness, Map, Blueprints and Actions, with the rest under a More menu that names the active hidden tab). It is saved to the account and synced like the other appearance preferences, defaults to Grouped for a document that lacks it, and is cleared with the rest of the preference cache when another account signs in. * refactor(fleet): drop the Observe and Operate labels and the old flat strip The group labels only lengthened the tab row, and the previous single-row layout is no longer needed. The Fleet tab strip is now one row: Overview, Readiness, Map and Docker Labels, a vertical separator, then Snapshots, Blueprints, Routing, Federation, Actions and Secrets. It still scrolls sideways when the window is too narrow and keeps the active tab in view. The Fleet tab layout setting now offers Flat (the default, this row) and Compact (five tabs with the rest under More). The retired grouped value reads as Flat. * test(fleet): raise the cross-tab storage event without the StorageEvent constructor The code quality scan flagged the two-argument StorageEvent calls as superfluous trailing arguments. The tests now build the event from a plain Event carrying the key and the new value, which is all the hook reads.