feat(practice): flag suspiciously short laps and remove any lap in one click
Practice laps under 85% of the driver's own median (a likely shortcut) are flagged: counted, but never a best lap, record or training stat until approved. Timing and Race Day get a one-click Approve/Remove panel, overlays show a warning mark, and any lap can be removed or restored from Timing and Judging with undo. Also sends judge corrections straight to the server so its hot-results protection can no longer hold back a correction made right after a passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## 1.30.0 - 2026-10-07
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### Added
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- Suspiciously short practice laps are flagged. In practice, a lap under 85 % of the driver's own median on the current layout (after 5 normal laps) is marked ⚠, e.g. one lap of 15 s from someone who usually laps 20-25 s. It still counts as a lap, but not as a best lap, personal best, session fastest, track record or in the training stats until someone approves it. Two shortcuts in a row are both flagged. Races are not affected; the minimum lap time covers those.
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- Where it shows:
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- A "Suspiciously short laps" panel on Timing and Race Day, with **Approve** / **Remove** per lap.
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- ⚠ next to the driver in the Timing leaderboard and in every overlay. The overlay event feed lists the lap.
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- **Remove / Restore any lap**, not just the last one, from a driver's lap list on Timing (driver details) and in Judging. Every action is logged and can be undone like other judge corrections.
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### Fixed
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- A judge correction made within 15 s of a live passing (e.g. removing a lap right after it was driven) could be held back by the server's protection against stale browsers. It then reached the server only with the next passing, and was lost if someone reloaded first. Corrections are now also sent straight to the server as that session's result.
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## 1.29.2 - 2026-10-03
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### Fixed
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