Show dataset item counts in training config#888
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Description
Adds dataset item counts to each dataset card in the training configuration page for easier dataset balancing. Dataset heads now show counts like:
Dataset 1 - 150 items
The count includes the media types already used (images, videos, audio).
Implementation
The existing recursive dataset item scanning logic was separated out so it wouldn't need to be duplicated.
Updated the dataset browser 'listImages' to reuse that shared helper.
Added /api/datasets/countItems that returns counts for selected dataset paths.
Added the client hook to fetch counts
Note: I didn't use the already existing /api/datasets/listImages because that returns every item path, and we only needed a count. I tried to keep this lightweight.
Testing
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