## Summary
- Store account names in plaintext instead of encrypting them
client-side. Encryption remains only for transaction descriptions and
notes.
- Existing encrypted account names are silently migrated when the user
unlocks their encryption key, via a new `useDecryptAccountNames` hook
that calls API endpoints to update each account.
- New `AccountName` component handles rendering both encrypted (legacy)
and plaintext accounts across the app.
## Test plan
- [x] Create a new account — name should be stored in plaintext
(`encrypted = false`, `name_iv = null`)
- [x] Unlock encryption key with existing encrypted accounts — they
should auto-migrate silently
- [x] After migration, verify accounts show `encrypted = false` in DB
and names are readable plaintext
- [x] Edit a migrated account — should work without encryption
- [x] Verify all account name displays work across dashboard, account
details, transactions, settings
* Add category type field support
- Remove default value from type column in migration
- Add type validation to StoreCategoryRequest and UpdateCategoryRequest
- Include type field in CategoryController index response
- Assign proper types to all default categories (income/expense/transfer)
- Update CategoryFactory to include type field
- Add type field to TypeScript Category interface
- Add type select field to create and edit category dialogs
- Update all category tests to include type field
- Add new tests for type field validation
All tests passing (27 category-related tests)
* Add CategoryColor enum and update validation rules
* Remove unused AccountType enum class
* Add category type column to settings page
* Remove obsolete import screenshots, add new category edit screenshot
* feat(ui): add transfer type description alerts
* feat(tests): Add .gitignore and update CategoriesTest.php for Browser tests
* fix: update transfer category UI and test
* chore: update .gitignore to include Screenshots directory
* Change category type from income to expense
Víctor Falcón