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Limit selectable text to user-copyable detail values instead of enabling it on section labels and other UI chrome. Keep titles, summaries, alternate title values, and media metadata values selectable while leaving structural headings and field labels non-selectable.
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Problem
Detail views had no consistent way to copy useful text such as titles, summaries, alternate titles, and media metadata values. The first pass also made some structural labels selectable, which added noise without helping copy workflows.
Approach
Limit text selection to the values users are likely to copy and keep section headings and field labels as normal UI text. This keeps the interaction focused on real content instead of exposing selection affordances on decorative labels.
Scope
Validation
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