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- load() fetches /api/groups in parallel with /api/invites; returns sorted groups array and groupsLoadError for partial failures - create action forwards groupIds[] to POST /api/invites so invited users are placed in the selected groups on registration - +page.svelte: group checkboxes via UserGroupsSection inside the form; amber warning banner when groups could not be loaded - page.svelte.test.ts: groups checkboxes + warning banner tests - page.server.test.ts: parallel fetch, sorting, error fallback, groupIds in POST body Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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