P: UX change import grid logic

1. 

Current Behavior

1.1 Already imported photos (from device library → Lightroom)

• Marked with an (Lr) icon in the import media grid.
• Prevents reimport and gives clarity.

1.2 Photos uploaded to Lightroom Cloud (but still present in iOS Photos / iCloud)

• Not marked as “already available” in the import grid.
• App treats them as new import candidates even though they already exist in Lightroom Cloud.
• Leads to duplicate uploads and confusion.

2. 

Problem

2.1 User confusion

• Users can’t tell if a photo shown in the iOS import grid is:
  a) New and not yet in Lightroom Cloud,
  b) Already imported but not deleted locally.

2.2 Redundant uploads

• Same file is reimported into Lightroom Cloud → wasted bandwidth and cloud storage.

2.3 Inefficient workflow

• Users have no reliable orientation whether they can safely delete a photo from device storage because it’s already secured in Lightroom Cloud.

3. 

Proposed Improvement

3.1 New status indicator

• Introduce a semi-transparent cloud icon for assets that:
  
• Exist in Lightroom Cloud,
• Still remain on device (iOS Photos / iCloud),
• Have not yet been deleted locally.
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3.2 Behavioral logic

• Import grid checks both local iOS library and Lightroom Cloud catalog.
• If match is found (via file hash / metadata):
  → Photo is marked with cloud icon, not reimported.

3.3 UX benefits

• Users immediately recognize:
  
• (Lr) icon = imported from device into Lightroom (still only device-originated).
• Cloud icon = photo already secured in Lightroom Cloud (can be safely deleted locally if desired).
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4. 

Impact

4.1 Reduced duplicates

• System skips uploads of already existing assets.

4.2 Better orientation

• Clearer visual status on what’s in Lightroom vs. what still needs import.

4.3 Workflow efficiency

• Users save time, bandwidth, and storage.