Arnaud
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- AI recipe generation always used the app's own locale rather than a separate language picker — removed the picker, generation and the saved recipe's language now both follow useLocale() directly. - Bulk-select action bar had an ungated max-w-md that capped it at 448px even past the sm: breakpoint where sm:w-auto was supposed to let it grow to content — added sm:max-w-none so desktop never scrolls. - Batch-cooking generation had no free-text "describe" field like the standard recipe generator does — added one (BatchCookFields, both the standalone dialog and the AI dialog's batch tab), threaded through the API route and generateBatchCook's prompt as additional guidance. - Recipes imported from a URL never actually got their sourceUrl persisted — CreateRecipeSchema didn't declare the field, so Zod silently stripped it before it ever reached the insert. The detail page's "Source: <hostname>" link already existed but was dead code for every real import until now. Verified all 4 live: generate dialog has no language selector, batch tab has a working describe textarea, bulk-select bar renders at full content width with zero horizontal overflow on desktop, and a recipe created with sourceUrl now round-trips and renders its source link.
This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
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