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feat(dtc): explain the code-history workflow in the DTC list - #240
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After a clear, the "No longer reported" section filled with the cleared codes and the only explanation was one line in the collapsed legend. The section header now has a "How it works" chip, and the legend a link, both opening a short explanation: scans saved per vehicle, New, No longer reported after a clear or healing, a worked example, and why the section lasts one scan.
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After a clear, the "No longer reported" section filled with the cleared codes and the only explanation was one line in the collapsed legend. The section header now has a "How it works" chip, and the legend a link, both opening a short explanation: scans saved per vehicle, New, No longer reported after a clear or healing, a worked example, and why the section lasts one scan.