With a filter showing one-star photos, taking the star off a photo took it
out of the view but left it the active photo: the grid highlighted nothing,
Detail kept showing it, and the next step (→, Shift+0–5 or Auto Advance)
started from the view's first photo, because `library.next` finds no place
in the view for an active photo the view doesn't show.
A rating, flag or label applied to the selection now does what a delete
already does when it takes the active photo out of the view: the photo after
it becomes active (the one before it at the end). That photo is the next one,
so `advance`, Shift+key and Auto Advance (keys and the Photo menu) don't step
past it. Commands that name their photos with `ids` leave the selection
alone, so Compare and Survey still show the photo they rate; a held view
keeps the photo, and the selection with it.
photo.pick, photo.reject, photo.unflag and photo.label now take `advance`
like photo.rate and photo.flag.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
