[Brandon2255p]

What and why

A label's QR holds <public-url>/l/<code>, so a long public URL makes a dense QR: 29 modules a side for a typical <machine>.<tailnet>.ts.net address, 33 for a longer domain. On small label stocks that is harder to print and to scan.

The print screen now asks what the QR holds, under the stock picker, for stocks that print a QR:

• The link (the default, as today): any phone camera opens it.
• The code only: the six-character code, a version 1 QR (21 modules), the smallest there is. Only Kept's scanner reads it; shared/scan.ts already takes a bare code as a Kept label, so labels of both kinds keep working, and nothing changes on the server.

The choice is remembered on this browser, like the stock (kept.labels.qr), and followed by the sheet, its preview and the phone PNGs (qrValue() in components/labels/qr.ts). The QR keeps its size on the label: fewer modules, each one larger.

Five new strings, in every catalogue.

Checks

• bash scripts/ci-local.sh --fast passes (lint, catalogues, typecheck, unit, eval). Not run: db and e2e (no Docker on this machine); the change is web-only.
• Tests first: components/labels/qr.test.ts (the value per choice, the code alone is a version 1 QR and the link is larger, the scanner reads the code as a label, the choice is remembered and redraws, and is followed when storage is blocked)
• Migrations are additive (none)
• New strings in every catalogue; logical CSS; the picker is the existing ChoiceCards
• Conventional commit messages; no AI attribution in commits or this description (D173)
• The CLA signed (once, on your first pull request; see CONTRIBUTING.md)

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