fix(statistics): align geographic grouping and show missing-parent entries - #575
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Location summaries counted bare names while details grouped by parents, and Timeline hid groups with missing parents. Use one database-side normalization/grouping definition across summary and detail statistics, show missing-parent sections, and select one settlement representative deterministically when timestamps tie.
Trim only outer ASCII whitespace and apply the single approved read-time correction from East Macedonia and Thrace to Eastern Macedonia and Thrace under exact country Greece. Preserve original records, API shapes, date semantics, search/edit behavior and #572 mappings. No migrations, data rewrite, new identity infrastructure or provider contact. Closes #573.
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Limits: local generated dist bundles are stale and are not current-head evidence. Fresh bundling and inspected Release/publish/static-serving conventions cover integration; no published/browser observation or screenshot is available. No full-suite-green claim. Statistics still represent recorded parent-scoped labels, not universal geographic identity; same-named settlements under identical parents remain indistinguishable and other aliases can still split entities.
Merge gate: successful GitHub Actions test on the exact current PR head.