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Choosing A–Z a second time now sorts Z–A, which is the gesture a sort control answers to almost everywhere else. The menu exists because a sorted arrangement and a hand-made one look identical on screen, so the order has to be written down — which a tap with an invisible result would undo. The alphabetical entry therefore carries the direction in its own label, reading "Z–A" once reversed, with an arrow as the affordance for tapping a row that is already ticked. Two rows, three orders. NAME_DESC is a third enum value rather than a flag beside the enum so the order stays one setting: one DataStore key, one backup field, and an exhaustive when. Import already tolerates an unknown name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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