fix: display "N+ repairs" labels correctly and limit to 8 labels max#276
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Currently the UI may show "N+ repairs" label multiple times. With this fix, the number of repairs would be displayed correctly (showing the actual number) up to 8 distinct labels. After that, the remaining ones would be grouped into "N+ repairs".
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Currently the UI may show "N+ repairs" label multiple times. With this fix, the number of repairs would be displayed correctly (showing the actual number) up to 8 distinct labels. After that, the remaining ones would be grouped into "N+ repairs".