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Recent searches: Service Bus inbound strip + submission-source filter

Motivation

With the optional Service Bus integration live, operators need to see the inbound request queue at a glance and filter Recent searches by how a job was submitted (dashboard UI / external OpenAPI / Service Bus queue). The heavy queue management (config, DLQ policy, purge) stays in Settings → Service Bus; this change adds only lightweight, read-only affordances to the jobs page.

User-facing change

  • Service Bus inbound strip: a read-only status line at the top of Recent searches, shown only when the integration is effective-enabled. Displays the live request-queue and dead-letter counts (degrades to "counts unavailable" when the managed identity lacks the Manage claim) and a "Manage" button that opens the existing Settings → Service Bus section. Hidden entirely when the integration is off, so the default experience is unchanged.
  • Submission-source filter chips: All sources / UI / API / Queue, alongside the existing status filters, persisted in the ?source= query param. The job row "User" column now shows queue for Service-Bus-originated jobs.

API / IaC diff summary

  • No backend or API change. Frontend only.
  • New web/src/pages/BlastJobs/jobSource.ts — jobSubmissionSource helper used by BOTH the JobRow User column and the source filter so they cannot disagree.
  • New web/src/pages/BlastJobs/ServiceBusInboundStrip.tsx — polls the existing GET /api/settings/service-bus (require_caller) every 20s, retry:false so a fetch error just hides the strip.
  • useBlastJobsState gains a SourceKind filter (?source=), setSource, and sourceCounts; JobsFilterBar renders the chips; BlastJobs wires them and renders the strip under the header.

Validation evidence

  • cd web && npm run build — type-checks and builds.
  • npm test -- --run src/pages/BlastJobs/jobSource.test.ts — 5 passed.
  • eslint clean on all changed files.
  • Consumer search: no consumer of the useBlastJobsState shape exists outside web/src/pages/BlastJobs/.