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- StoreSpecialCarousels now inserts one of the two banner sections
(TwoBanners/ThreeBanners, cycling) between every pair of carousels
instead of stacking all carousels together with the banners fixed
elsewhere on the page — works for any number of dynamic carousels.
- SectionTitle's action button is a real link now (actionHref), not an
inert <button>. Each carousel's "مشاهده همه" goes to
/products?specialId={group.id}, which renders that exact
admin-curated group in the full product grid — store-specials groups
have no pagination, so this is genuinely the complete set, not a
truncated preview. Also fixed BlogCarousel's dead "وبلاگ" button the
same way, now linking to /blog.
- Reduced FeaturedCategories' vertical padding (py-10/14 -> py-4/6).
- Desktop header logo was smaller than the mobile one (36px vs 46px) —
bumped to 40/48px so it reads properly at desktop width.
- CONTEXT.md: document the banner-interleaving and specialId patterns.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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