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dashboard: shared layout, hide N/A info rows, Cable/Driver, Estimated Power card #51

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dashboard: shared layout, hide N/A in info card, combine Cable/Driver…
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dashboard: keep graph cards per UPS, persist legacy layout migration,…
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dashboard: exclude slave UPSes from fleet estimated power and show N/A
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dashboard: preserve graph placement per run, keep shared slots for gr…
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--- develop ---

* feature: Share the UPS Dashboard card arrangement across every UPS (graph cards stay per UPS since they belong to each device), hide N/A rows in the UPS Information card, combine Cable and Driver on one row, and add a per-UPS Estimated Power gauge card that reuses the shared nominal power x load % estimate
* issue: Show N/A for a slave UPS's (e.g. ONLINE SLAVE) estimated power on the Fleet Dashboard and leave it out of the fleet power total, since its draw is already counted in its master's

* feature: Estimate each UPS's power draw as nominal power x load % for UPSes that do not report real wattage, and show it on the Fleet Dashboard (an "Est. Power" tile, a new "Fleet Power" gauge card of total estimated watts against rated capacity, and an "Est. Power" column with a fleet total in the UPSes card) and as a sortable "Est. Power" column in the UPSes list
* feature: Make the Fleet Dashboard UPSes table sortable by UPS, Status, Load, Charge, Time Left, Est. Power and Last Updated; the choice persists in the browser and survives card refreshes
* issue: Stop the dashboard auto-refresh interval following the user to another page by driving Cacti's `refreshMSeconds`/`refreshPage` page-timer globals (as the Graphs page does) instead of storing the interval in the session
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