Office Add-in Requests Folder, Smarter Evidence Lookups, and a Simpler Sub-request Table

Office Add-ins (Excel & Word)

Requests folder in Browse Punchcard: The file browser now shows a Requests folder pinned above your engagement folders and loose files. Open it to see your top-level Requests, with Requests included in breadcrumbs and search paths so you always know where you are.
More reliable evidence lookups from scanned documents: When CoAudit reads scanned (OCR'd) documents, it can now look up rows by their label, read headings and lines of text, and cite the exact printed text of a cell, including cells where the text wraps across lines.
Clearer handling of unclear matches: If a label matches no row, or matches several rows, CoAudit flags that specific item as an exception instead of guessing. The rest of the batch still completes.
Smoother keyboard and search behavior: Focus returns to the Requests folder where you left it, and reopening a search keeps your cursor in place.

A cleaner General row in the Table view: General now looks and behaves like any other sub-request row. It shows the parent Request's number, has a cell under every column, and has its own Comments cell.
Folder cells you can work with directly: General's folder cells show file counts and file lists, and let you upload and drag and drop files, just like sub-request rows.
Parent discussion in one click: General's Comments cell opens the parent Request's own discussion, with its unresolved count and pinned threads, without mixing in sub-request comments.
Every document has one home: Parent documents that no folder cell lists, such as team-only files, still appear under General's Other files, so nothing is missing or shown twice.
Retired "No sub-request" row: The separate "No sub-request" row and its Edit folders switch are gone from the Table view. General now covers it. The Itemized view is unchanged.
Better keyboard focus: After moving files to General with the keyboard, focus lands on the cell the files went to.