Adds Rebuild All and Empty All buttons to the main screen for rebuilding or emptying filtered decks at once, configurable to limit or exclude decks and set build order.
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Adds Rebuild All and Empty All buttons at the bottom of the main screen to rebuild or empty all filtered decks at once.
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