Split the INFO inspector — PORT vs DATA ASSET

Today's "Selected port" view flatly mixes the port (the node's wiring stub: name, id, type, its one-char port label) with the data asset it carries (the scratch table: parquet type, columns, on-disk path, the promote transition). Splitting them into two blocks makes it unambiguous what you're touching — and the new data label lands at the top of the DATA ASSET block, clearly a property of the asset, not the port. The port label (the L/R glyph) stays exactly as authored.

Pane chrome is hand-drawn scaffold; the amber-dashed block is the proposed new field. The rest mirrors today's real INFO tokens.

Today — one flat "Selected port"
INFO
Selected port
out-1
PARQUET scratch table · output
No warnings
Shape
columns5 registered on port
scratch
.scratch/node_bsfkcpqy_out_1.parquet⧉
IDnode-bsfkcpqy.out-1
NODEcsv-reader
TYPE
Proposed — PORT block + DATA ASSET block
INFO
Selected port · csv-reader
Port
nameout-1
port label—  1-char glyph · L / R on a join · authored, stays
type
idnode-bsfkcpqy.out-1
Data asset · scratch table
NEW
data label
The data label — what shows on the DATA tab. Blank → falls back to out-1.
PARQUET scratch table · output
columns5 registered
scratch
.scratch/node_bsfkcpqy_out_1.parquet⧉
No warnings
The payoff — bottom-pane DATA tabs for your three CSV READER nodes
DATA:OUT-1 DATA:OUT-1 DATA:OUT-1
Today — three identical tabs, nothing to tell them apart.
DATA:BRANDSTOF DATA:CARROSSERIE DATA:VOERTUIGKLASSE
With names — each scratch table reads as the thing the job is about.