HM... The redesign of the "Save" operation is better than the original, where the checkbox list is positioned in context, and there is an indicator for the asy

HM... The redesign of the "Save" operation is better than the original, where the checkbox list is positioned in context, and there is an indicator for the async operation. But I think it would be better if it kept the toast. When the operation completes successfully, presumably the async indicator just disappears. That has no impact and a toast fixes that. Also, presumably the operation can fail. I suppose you'd replace the async indicator with a red X or something, and maybe revert the checkbox. But it would be useful if there could be a textual description of what went wrong, and a toast is a nice and consistent way to present that.