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package/work-orders/UCM-TEST-1.md

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-# UCM-TEST-1: A kit integration check every app runs in its own suite
-
-# A. Envelope, authored by the Expertenchat
-
-## Goal & expected outcome
-
-The kit's auth screens are the same code in every app, so their behaviour is accepted once, in the kit.
-What differs per app is **how the app wires the kit in**: its i18n setup, its providers around the kit's
-pages, the `i18next` instance the kit reads. Today each bump order writes its own tests for that, app by
-app, and the operator walked the same auth flows by hand in every app.
-
-After this order the kit ships **one exported check**, `checkKitIntegration`, that an app calls from a
-single test in its own suite. It returns findings in the style of `assertThemeComplete`: an empty list
-means the app's wiring is sound. Every later bump in every app then re-checks the wiring automatically.
-
-**Operator decisions (2026-10-01):** the check lives centrally in the kit, not as copies per app; a
-separate, automated staging smoke covers the runtime (`workflow-templates` `WFT-CI-31`); bumps already
-in flight are not held up, and apps adopt the check with their next bump.
-
-## Context the operator established
-
-- **Precedent for the shape:** `assertThemeComplete(theme)` returns `{ findings }`, is exported from the
-  package root (`src/index.js:12`), and apps assert `findings` equals `[]`.
-- **What apps load from the kit for i18n:** `uiCoreTranslations` (`src/i18n/uiCoreTranslations.js`),
-  which spreads the auth, charts, messaging, notifications, onboarding, section-nav and user-menu
-  catalogues. Apps spread it into their own i18next resources at start-up, **kit keys last** (e.g.
-  `survey_app/frontend/i18n/index.js`).
-- **Which `i18next` the kit reads:** `apiClient` imports the **default** `i18next` instance
-  (`src/auth/apiClient.jsx:2,13`) to send `Accept-Language`. Kit components read `t` and `i18n` from
-  `useTranslation()` (e.g. `src/pages/LoginPage.jsx:30`). `i18next`/`react-i18next` are peer
-  dependencies.
-- **What the per-app bump orders tested by hand** (`survey_app` `SVA-DEP-1`/`SVA-DEP-2`): the kit's
-  `SignUpPage` and `PasswordInvitePage` render inside the app's providers
-  (`survey_app/frontend/src/AuthRoutesIntegration.test.jsx`), and `i18n.exists('Auth.field.email.invalid')`
-  holds in the app's own i18n.
-- **The defect this guards against end to end:** a login with a malformed e-mail showed the raw code
-  `invalid` (`UCM-AUTH-10`). The kit's resolver fixes it, but only if the app's i18n carries the kit's
-  keys and the kit's pages run on the app's instance.
-- **Consumers measured 2026-09-30:** every consumer runs `vitest` with jsdom. Some mount `LoginPage`
-  twice (`webshop-guenter` also in `src/pages/pwa/StaffLoginPage.jsx`). Several mock `react-i18next`
-  globally in some test files.
-
-## The check (decided)
-
-`checkKitIntegration({ i18n, wrapper, pages })` -> `Promise<{ findings }>`, exported from the package
-root. `i18n` is the app's own instance, `wrapper` the app's own provider component (whatever the app
-puts around its routes), `pages` the kit pages the app mounts (default: the kit's auth pages that the
-app imports). Each finding names its check and a reason. Four checks:
-
-1. **Catalogue.** Every key in `uiCoreTranslations` resolves through the app's `i18n` in every language
-   that both the kit ships (`de`/`en`/`fr`/`sw`) and the app supports. A missing key is one finding,
-   with key and language.
-2. **Instance.** The default `i18next` instance is initialised and is the instance the app passed in.
-   Otherwise the finding says what will break: `Accept-Language` is missing or wrong.
-3. **Render.** Each page in `pages` renders inside `wrapper` without throwing, and no rendered text
-   node is a raw kit key (`Auth.*` or another key of the kit's catalogues) or a bare backend code. The
-   check stubs the kit's `apiClient` transport for its own duration, so no request leaves the test, and
-   restores it afterwards.
-4. **Error text.** `LoginPage` inside `wrapper` receives, through that stub, exactly the allauth response
-   from the original defect (`400`, `errors[0] = {code: "invalid", param: "email", message: ...}`). The
-   shown text equals the app-language text of `Auth.field.email.invalid`.
-
-## Scope + non-goals
-
-In scope: the function and its four checks; its export from the package root; a `README.md` section
-"Consumer integration check" with the one-line test an app writes; `CHANGELOG.md`; a **minor** release.
-
-Non-goals:
-- No change in any app. Adoption happens per app with its next bump, as its own row.
-- No runtime dependency added for consumers. Rendering uses the existing peers (`react`, `react-dom`).
-- No check of the app's test mocks. A suite whose mocks lack `i18n` still fails in that suite, as today.
-- No replacement for the kit's own tests. They keep owning the kit's behaviour.
-- No staging or browser check (`WFT-CI-31`).
-
-## Tier · precondition / gate
-
-- **Tier 3 · tests: each of the four checks with a passing and a failing case; the kit's existing auth
-  and i18n tests.** A change inside shared-core, on the auth surface.
-- Precondition: none.
-- Downstream: every app adopts it with its next kit bump. `WFT-CI-31` is independent of this order.
-
-## Risks
-
-- **A check that cannot fail is decoration.** Each check needs a test showing it reports the specific
-  defect: a missing key, a second `i18next` instance, a wrapper that throws, a raw code on screen.
-- **The transport stub must not leak.** If it is not restored, it silently swallows the requests of the
-  tests that run after it. Restore it even when a check throws.
-- **Kit keys that the app intentionally leaves untranslated** for a language it does not offer must not
-  become findings. Hence "languages both support" in check 1.
-- **Locally, importing the kit's root module crashes vitest's worker pool on this workstation**
-  (`fitness-monitor` `FM-15`). That is an environment issue: CI is the evidence. The check itself must not
-  add to the import weight of tests that do not call it.
-
-## Required tests to WRITE (you write them and run YOUR OWN new ones; the Orchestrator's run is the gate)
-
-Kit test suite, one new file:
-
-1. A correctly wired fixture app (own `i18n` with `uiCoreTranslations`, a provider wrapper) -> `findings`
-   equals `[]`.
-2. One key removed from the fixture's resources -> exactly one catalogue finding naming that key and
-   language.
-3. The fixture passes a separate `i18next` instance -> an instance finding.
-4. A wrapper that throws -> a render finding naming the page.
-5. The resolver bypassed (a fixture that shows `err.code`) -> an error-text finding.
-6. After the check, a request through `apiClient` is no longer stubbed.
-
-Run, do not write: the kit's existing auth and i18n tests.
-
-## Parity guardrail
-
-No change to any existing export, component or behaviour. The function is new and test-only in purpose.
-
----
-
-# B. Implementation map, filled by the Orchestrator and ADDRESSED TO THE IMPLEMENTER
-
-## Context package
-
-### Where this lives, and what it may depend on
-
-- New file `src/testing/checkKitIntegration.js` (new subdirectory, mirroring how `src/theme/` groups
-  `assertThemeComplete`). Export `checkKitIntegration` from `src/index.js` at the root, next to the
-  existing theme-completeness exports (line ~10-21) — same section-style comment, same pattern.
-- **Hard constraint from the Non-goals: "Rendering uses the existing peers (react, react-dom)" —
-  this explicitly does NOT include `@testing-library/react`.** Every existing kit test uses RTL, but
-  RTL is a devDependency of THIS repo, not a declared peer dependency — if the shipped function
-  imported it, every consuming app would need RTL in its own `node_modules` at the exact version
-  this kit expects, silently, which is exactly the "no runtime dependency added for consumers" this
-  WO forbids. Render with plain `react-dom/client` (`createRoot`) and `act` from `react` — verified
-  now: `import { act } from 'react'` resolves and is a function on this repo's installed React
-  `19.2.6` (`node -e "console.log(typeof require('react').act)"` → `function`), so use that import,
-  not the legacy `react-dom/test-utils` path. Read rendered output via plain
-  DOM (`container.textContent`, `document.createTreeWalker`), not `screen`/`within`.
-- `react-router-dom` (`^7.15.1`) and `axios` (`^1.16.1`) ARE existing peers — safe to import
-  `MemoryRouter` and to manipulate the shared `apiClient` axios instance directly.
-
-### The four checks, in the order the Envelope lists them
-
-1. **Catalogue.** Import `{ uiCoreTranslations }` from `'../i18n/uiCoreTranslations'`. For each key,
-   for each language in the INTERSECTION of the kit's shipped languages
-   (`['de','en','fr','sw']`) and the app's own supported languages, assert
-   `i18n.exists(key, { lng: lang })` — **not** `i18n.exists(key)` alone, which only checks the
-   CURRENT active language; i18next's `exists`/`t` both accept an `lng` option to check a specific
-   language without switching the instance's active one (verify this against the installed
-   `i18next` version's own typings/source before relying on it — do not assume from memory).
-   Derive "the app's own supported languages" with this priority (first one that yields a
-   non-empty array): `i18n.options?.supportedLngs` (filter out falsy entries and the literal
-   string `'cimode'`, which i18next auto-adds) → `Object.keys(i18n.options?.resources || {})` →
-   `i18n.languages` (least reliable, only the currently-resolved fallback chain — last resort).
-   One finding per missing `(key, lang)` pair, naming both.
-2. **Instance.** Import the kit's OWN default `i18next` singleton (`import i18next from 'i18next'`
-   — the exact same import `src/auth/apiClient.jsx` already uses). Finding if `!i18next.isInitialized`
-   OR `i18n !== i18next` (reference inequality — the whole point is catching an app that created a
-   SEPARATE instance via `i18next.createInstance()` and wrapped its tree in its own
-   `I18nextProvider`, which is exactly the Risk `UCM-AUTH-10` named: the kit's `apiClient` would then
-   send `Accept-Language` from an uninitialized, different instance). Name what breaks in the
-   reason text (`Accept-Language` will be missing or wrong) — do not just say "mismatch".
-3. **Render.** For each page component in `pages` (default: `[LoginPage, SignUpPage,
-   PasswordInvitePage]` — the three pages `UCM-AUTH-9`/`UCM-AUTH-10` actually touched, and the same
-   set `survey_app`'s own `AuthRoutesIntegration.test.jsx` already covers by hand), render
-   `<MemoryRouter><Wrapper><Page /></Wrapper></MemoryRouter>` into a fresh detached `div` (own
-   `createRoot` per page, `root.unmount()` after each, even on failure — use try/finally per page,
-   not one try around the whole loop, so one page's render failure doesn't skip scanning the rest).
-   Wrap the render in `act(async () => { ... })` so effects/microtasks settle before you scan.
-   Catch a throw during render → one finding naming the page's display name (`Page.displayName ||
-   Page.name || 'page'`) and the error message; do NOT let it abort the whole check (catch per-page,
-   continue the loop). If it didn't throw, walk every text node
-   (`document.createTreeWalker(container, NodeFilter.SHOW_TEXT)`) and flag any whose TRIMMED content
-   either (a) exactly equals a key in `uiCoreTranslations` (a literal untranslated key leaking to
-   screen — the i18next missing-key echo), or (b) matches a bare lowercase/snake_case single-token
-   shape with no spaces, e.g. `/^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$/` and length > 2 (the exact shape of the original
-   defect, a raw backend code like `invalid` — tune this pattern against Required Test #5's fixture
-   until it fires on that fixture and not on ordinary rendered prose; do not accept the first regex
-   that merely compiles). One finding per offending text node, naming the page and the text found.
-4. **Error text.** This check is not driven by the `pages` array — it ALWAYS specifically exercises
-   `LoginPage` (imported directly by this module), because it is testing the kit's resolver wiring
-   through a real submit flow, not generic rendering. Render `LoginPage` the same way as check 3.
-   Stub the credentials-login POST specifically — exact path, verified now:
-   `/api/auth/browser/v1/auth/login` (`src/auth/authConfig.jsx`'s `HEADLESS_BASE` +
-   `src/auth/authApi.jsx:99`'s `loginWithPassword`) — to reject with EXACTLY
-   the operator's original defect shape:
-   `{ response: { status: 400, data: { errors: [{ code: 'invalid', param: 'email', message: '<some
-   backend text>' }] } } }` (a plain object is sufficient — `resolveErrorText`/`extractErrorInfo`
-   only ever read `.response?.status`/`.response?.data` off the rejected value, nothing
-   AxiosError-specific). Fill the email/password inputs via plain DOM (`input.value = '...'` +
-   dispatching a real `input`/`change` `Event` so React's controlled-input `onChange` fires —
-   `Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor` trick may be needed to set a native input value in a way React
-   notices; this is a well-known React-testing gotcha independent of any test-utility library, look
-   it up if the naive `input.value = x; input.dispatchEvent(new Event('input'))` doesn't trigger the
-   controlled state update) and submit (dispatch a `submit` Event on the form, or `.click()` the
-   submit button). `await act(async () => { ...await flush... })` until the error text renders.
-   Assert the rendered text equals `i18n.t('Auth.field.email.invalid')` evaluated in the APP's
-   current active language (`i18n.language`), read via the SAME walk-and-scan helper check 3 uses
-   (do not duplicate the scanning logic — factor it into one shared helper both checks call).
-
-### Stubbing `apiClient` — must never leak, must restore even on throw
-
-`apiClient` (`src/auth/apiClient.jsx`, default export, an axios instance) is shared, module-singleton
-state — the SAME instance every kit page uses. Capture `const originalAdapter =
-apiClient.defaults.adapter;` BEFORE check 3 starts, install a replacement
-(`apiClient.defaults.adapter = async (config) => { ... }`) that, by default, REJECTS every request
-(so check 3's page renders — which must not make real network calls at all — fail loudly if they
-accidentally do, rather than hanging on a real fetch), and for check 4 specifically, additionally
-matches on `config.url` to return the fixture rejection ONLY for the login endpoint
-(`HEADLESS_BASE`-relative, check `src/auth/authApi.jsx`'s `loginWithPassword` for the exact path) and
-the default reject-everything behaviour for anything else. **Wrap the ENTIRE checks 3+4 body in a
-`try { ... } finally { apiClient.defaults.adapter = originalAdapter; }`** — the restore must run even
-if a render throws an error this code doesn't catch, even if an `expect`-shaped helper you write
-itself throws. This is Required Test #6's whole point and the Risk note's explicit warning.
-
-### `README.md` — "Consumer integration check" section
-
-One short section with the one-line test an app writes, e.g.:
-```js
-import { checkKitIntegration } from '@micha.bigler/ui-core-micha';
-import i18n from '../i18n'; // the app's own initialised default i18next instance
-import { AppProviders } from '../AppProviders'; // whatever the app wraps its routes in
-
-it('kit integration is sound', async () => {
-  const { findings } = await checkKitIntegration({ i18n, wrapper: AppProviders });
-  expect(findings).toEqual([]);
-});
-```
-Name the default `pages` set explicitly (`LoginPage`, `SignUpPage`, `PasswordInvitePage`) and that an
-app can pass its own `pages` array to cover more/fewer pages.
-
-### Test file — new, next to the existing kit tests (e.g. `tests/checkKitIntegration.test.js`)
-
-Build ONE minimal fixture i18next instance + a trivial `Wrapper` (e.g. just renders `children`, or a
-thin `AuthContext.Provider` with a fake user so `LoginPage`'s own context read doesn't throw) reused
-across the 6 Required Tests, each test mutating ONE thing away from "correctly wired":
-1. Correctly wired fixture (own real `i18next.createInstance()` seeded with `uiCoreTranslations` in
-   all 4 kit languages, THIS instance also assigned as the global default — i.e. do not create a
-   second competing instance for the "passing" case, since check 2 would then always fail; for a
-   realistic "app's own instance IS the default" fixture either call `i18next.init(...)` on the
-   real default singleton directly, matching how an app actually does it, or structure the fixture
-   so the "instance" check specifically is satisfiable) → `findings` is `[]`.
-2. Remove one key's resources for one language from the fixture → exactly one catalogue finding
-   naming that key and language.
-3. Pass a SEPARATE `i18next.createInstance()` as `i18n` instead of the default singleton → an
-   instance finding.
-4. A `wrapper` that throws during render → a render finding naming the page.
-5. **The actual regression proof:** stub the login POST to reject with the operator's exact shape
-   but WITHOUT going through the kit's resolver (simulate "the resolver bypassed" by using a fixture
-   `LoginPage`-equivalent harness only if you must — more directly: this is best proven by reverting
-   `resolveErrorText`'s field-key step locally, confirming check 4 then reports an error-text
-   finding instead of passing, then restoring — narrate this in `PROGRESS` as the transient
-   mutation proof, same pattern as `UCM-AUTH-11`/`UCM-THEME-15` in this repo, rather than leaving a
-   permanently reverted copy in the committed suite).
-6. After calling `checkKitIntegration(...)` once, assert `apiClient.defaults.adapter` is back to
-   whatever it was before the call (capture the reference beforehand) — proves restoration even on
-   the success path; also add a case that makes an internal step throw (e.g. a page whose render
-   throws) and still assert the adapter was restored afterwards (the `try/finally` must cover the
-   failure path too, not just the happy path).
-
-Run, do not write: the kit's existing auth and i18n tests (grep `tests/` for
-`i18nAggregate`/`authErrors`/`resolveErrorText`/`loginPageErrorResolution` — these are the
-directly-dependent set the Orchestrator re-runs as the gate).
-
-## Do-not-touch / invariants
-
-- No change to any existing export, component, or behaviour (Parity guardrail) — this is a new,
-  additive, test-only function.
-- Do not add `@testing-library/react` (or any other new package) to `dependencies`,
-  `peerDependencies`, or `devDependencies` for this function's own sake.
-- Do not touch `apiClient.jsx`'s actual interceptors/exports — only reach into
-  `apiClient.defaults.adapter` from the NEW module, temporarily, with a guaranteed restore.
-
----
-
-# C. Orchestrator only, NOT ADDRESSED TO THE IMPLEMENTER
-
-> **If you are the implementer reading this work order as your own specification: STOP at this line.**
-> Everything below describes what the Orchestrator does AFTER you finish. You do none of it: no
-> reviewers, no verification run, no register edit, no `git add`/`commit`/`push`.
-
-### Execution directive
-
-Check `.claude/codex-status.md` first (newest-first; read it with `head`). No line for today means use
-Codex. Before `git push`, run `git log origin/main..HEAD` and push only if every listed commit is this
-order's (parallel sessions share this checkout).
-
-### Review routing
-
-Tier 3: independent `reviewer` (all configured lenses) and `ui_reviewer`, concurrent, one batch, before
-the commit. No `sec_reviewer`: the function adds no runtime path, it only reads what is already there.
-
-### Verification
-
-Run the check once against a real consumer before release. `survey_app` is on `3.9.x` and has the closest
-existing test (`frontend/src/AuthRoutesIntegration.test.jsx`). Do it from a scratch copy or a local pack,
-never by committing to that repo. Name the result in the register Notiz.
-
-### Register + commit + release
-
-Row -> `done` with the review Notiz in the `AGENTS.md` shape and the published version. The publish
-runs on push to `main` when `package.json`/`src/**` change; verify it through the job log
-(`npm view` lags for provenance publishes). Adoption rows per app are added by the Expertenchat when
-each app's next bump is scoped.
-
-### Mini-handover
-
-`Orchestrator: implement work-orders/UCM-TEST-1.md in ui-core-micha (main). git pull first, read the WO,
-then follow orchestrate-codex.`

package/work-orders/UCM-THEME-13.md

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-# UCM-THEME-13: Freeze a dark-mode baseline token set
-
-# A. Envelope, authored by the Expertenchat
-
-## Goal & expected outcome
-
-The central token file `src/theme/tokens.js` has one light baseline palette and no dark one. This order
-produces the **decided** dark token set as a committed reference sheet, `docs/DARK-TOKENS.md`. The
-operator freezes it before `UCM-THEME-14` puts those values into code. The output is a document. No
-source file changes here.
-
-Operator decision (2026-09-29): dark mode gets its own work order in the kit, rather than one app keeping
-a raw `createTheme` for it.
-
-## Context the operator established
-
-- **One consumer today: `webshop-guenter`.** It has a light/dark switch (`frontend/src/App.jsx:96`)
-  and a hand-built `darkTheme` from its operator design handoff (background `#0E0B08`, paper
-  `#171209`, primary `#D49040`, secondary `#A88868`). Its adoption, `WSG-THEME-1`, is blocked on this
-  order and on `UCM-THEME-14`. No other app in the estate renders a dark theme (measured 2026-09-29).
-- The light baseline covers: the palette (primary is app identity; secondary, the status family
-  `success/warning/error/info/stale` with `main/light/dark/contrastText` plus `text/fill/bg`,
-  `background.default/subtle/paper`, the text inks, `divider`, `controlBorder`), `dataSeries` (six
-  categorical colours) and `shadow.rest/overlay`. Typography, radii, spacing, density and motion do not
-  depend on the mode.
-
-## Scope + non-goals
-
-In scope: `docs/DARK-TOKENS.md` with a value for every **mode-dependent** light token class listed
-above, each with a one-line reason, and a contrast table: every text/fill pair and every
-`main`-on-surface pair at 3:1 or better against the dark `background.default` and `background.paper`.
-Follow the `design-language` skill's process: inventory first, then a structural round, then values
-decided in an instrument, then the freeze.
-
-Non-goals:
-- No change to any light value.
-- No code, no tests. `UCM-THEME-14` implements.
-- No per-app dark identity. An app's dark primary stays that app's own, just as its light one does.
-- No automatic switching (`prefers-color-scheme`) and no toggle component. Apps own their switch.
-
-## Tier · precondition / gate
-
-- **Tier 2 · tests: none (document only).** It decides the future content of shared-core, but it does
-  not change shared-core. The code change is `UCM-THEME-14`, which is Tier 3.
-- Precondition: none.
-- Gate: **the operator freezes the sheet**, and the sheet itself says so with a dated section. Until
-  then `UCM-THEME-14` does not start.
-
-## Risks
-
-- **A dark palette drawn from a single app's handoff becomes that app's palette for everyone.**
-  webshop-guenter's values are one input to the inventory, not the answer. It keeps its own values as
-  identity in any case (`WSG-THEME-1`).
-- **Status tints (`bg`) are the class that breaks first on dark.** A light tint over a dark page fails
-  contrast in the other direction.
-
----
-
-# B. Implementation map
-
-*Not applicable. This is an Expertenchat document order, authored in-session with the operator.*
-
----
-
-# C. Orchestrator only, NOT ADDRESSED TO THE IMPLEMENTER
-
-> **If you are the implementer reading this: STOP.** There is no implementer for this order.
-
-Register: row -> `done` with the commit of the frozen sheet. Downstream: `UCM-THEME-14` unblocks.