Name a lone control after its operation, so three cannot all read "Amount"

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The Detail group ended with three consecutive sliders labelled "Amount" and
nothing to tell them apart. They are dehaze, clarity and texture: each declares
exactly one parameter, and `ops/README.md` tells an author to reach for the
`amount` kind first, so all three named it the same thing.

The panel withholds a heading from a group of one, and the reasoning it gives
is sound — a lone control names itself, and the group reset it loses costs
nothing because the slider already resets on double-click. But that argument
rests on the parameter being named after what it does. It holds for exposure,
contrast, vibrance, saturation and brilliance, whose single parameter shares
the operation's name, and it fails for the three whose parameter is called
after its kind rather than its subject.

So a lone parameter now takes its operation's label — the name the withheld
heading would have carried. For the five that already agreed, nothing changes.

Found on the tablet, and only there: every row was correct, every label
resolved, and the panel was still unusable. The test that guards it asserts
over the real chain rather than a fixture, because the fault was a property of
what is actually declared — a fixture would have had to be written to
reproduce it, and would then only have proved itself.

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