A product that takes its experience from a brand or collection default now shows that experience on the product page, so you can see what a shopper will be served without opening your brand settings.
The resolved experience name appears in the Experience field and in the left panel, with a blue label reading Default for brand or Default for collection. The label disappears when a different experience is picked, and returns if the default is picked again.
The default is shown rather than assigned. The product keeps following the brand or collection, so changing the brand default updates the product too. Picking an experience by hand is a real assignment and stops the product following the default.
Where a product takes its experience from the style it belongs to, it reads Inherited with the experience name. Where it comes from a brand or collection default instead, it reads Default for brand or Default for collection. The two labels never appear at once.
This is display only, on the admin product page. Which experience a shopper is served is unchanged, brand and collection settings screens are unchanged, and nothing is written to products.
