Mark native-backed tasks on card, sidebar and breadcrumb - #1233
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One shared, non-interactive marker states a task's persisted terminal-backend identity next to its title on all three task-identity surfaces: the Kanban card, the Active Tasks sidebar row, and the Task View breadcrumb.
NativeBackendMarkcomponent (plusisNativeBackendTask) derives the identity through the sharedterminal-backend-identitycodec — explicitnativeonly. Explicit tmux, legacy unmarked records, and any unknown value render nothing.aria-labelin en/ru/es say so.Live browser QA on the real board (dark + light, 1440px and 560/760px narrow): marker present on native tasks in all three surfaces, absent on tmux/legacy, no console errors.
Supersedes #1232, which GitHub closed automatically when its opaque head branch was renamed to satisfy the repository branch-naming rule.