Wick's Bags

v0.7.0 - First public release

Bank panel, secure click for combat use, ItemRack-as-Equipment subclass, layout polish.

• Bank panel (Wick's Bank). Fires when you visit a banker. Categorized layout, hides Blizzard's default BankFrame, Buy-slot button with cost tooltip, per-bank-bag filter buttons. Right-click a bank slot to shuttle items back to your bags.
• Default bag UI suppressed at bank/vendor. Blizzard's auto-pop of the default bag windows is closed automatically.
• Bag opens automatically with bank. Visiting a banker pops Wick's Bags too. Bag panel returns to its prior state when you walk away.
• Right-click items to use them. Bag slots use Blizzard's ContainerFrameItemButtonTemplate, so right-click works for potions, food, bandages, scrolls, mounts, equip-on-use, and container-open items, including in combat for combat consumables.
• ItemRack sets as Equipment subclasses. Gear sets show up as labeled sub-blocks inside the Equipment container. Items in any set are exempt from the Recent bucket so spec swaps don't churn.
• Smart layout packing. The masonry packer tries multiple orderings per refresh and picks the one with the smallest total height for your current panel width.
• Sub-block masonry inside containers. Sub-categories pack within their parent container instead of flowing in fixed rows.
• Sub-cat headers center over their slot grid.
• Filter on bag and bank bottom bars. Right-click a bag/bank-bag icon to filter; right-click empty bottom-bar to clear.
• Recent container with a subtle muted-green accent ring. Mark-all-seen icon in the title bar.
• Item-level overlay, cooldown spirals, slot-scale slider, border-intensity with a Bright tier.
• Keyring contents (-2) included so quest and dungeon keys show under the Key category.

Known limitation: panel position and size do not currently round-trip across /reload on TBC Anniversary 2.5.5; saved-variable serializer behaves differently than Classic/Retail for new keys. Position survives within a session (open and close). Tracking for a future release.