The trial balance showed a number with no way to ask where it came from. Every
account row is now a link into that account's ledger, carrying the same date
range and the same cost-centre/branch filters — so the movements you land on are
exactly the ones that produced the figure you clicked.

The ledger itself now reads newest first. The running balance is still
accumulated in date order, because "the balance after this entry" only means
anything with the earlier entries already in; the list is reversed after that
accumulation, so the order flips and every balance still says what it says. The
opening-balance row moved to the bottom accordingly — it is the oldest line on
a newest-first list.

Each entry number links to the full journal entry, so a line in one account
opens the whole قيد with its other side. The reference type is shown under the
reference number, which is usually what tells you which operation raised it.

Verified against 779 movements on the cash account: order is newest first, the
running balance on the top row equals the closing balance, and both screens
render with 165 clickable rows and 779 entry links.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>