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Refactor the 5-min upcoming-meeting alert's postpone sub-dialog: - Add an explicit "Are you sure?" confirm step before any postpone action (matches the existing Cancel pattern). Both minute chips (5/10/15/30/45/60) and the manual "Apply now" button now route through requestPostpone() -> amber confirm block -> postponeBy(). Switching tabs clears any armed pending-postpone state. - Replace the three stacked bordered sections with a compact 3-tab layout (Postpone / Reschedule / Cancel). Default tab is Postpone. Reschedule grid is responsive (grid-cols-1 sm:grid-cols-3) so the dialog no longer overflows on common laptop viewports. - Implement full ARIA tab pattern: role="tablist"/"tab"/"tabpanel", id + aria-controls + aria-labelledby, roving tabindex, and ArrowLeft/Right/Home/End keyboard nav (RTL-aware). Focus moves to the newly active tab. - Bilingual: added EN+AR keys (tabPostpone, tabReschedule, tabCancel, postponeConfirmPrompt, postponeConfirmYes, rescheduleHint), trimmed postponeIntro, removed obsolete *Label keys. - Spec updated: existing "Postpone by 10", "chip immediately shifts", "Reschedule", and both "Cancel" tests now click the new tabs and go through the confirm step. Added two new tests: "Back on postpone confirm leaves meeting unchanged" and "switching tabs clears armed postpone confirm". Out of scope: server route changes, realtime alert-state push, the floating alert panel itself. Architect review: APPROVED. Reschedule grid widened to follow the literal spec progression (grid-cols-1 sm:grid-cols-2 md:grid-cols-3) per the architect's only non-blocking comment. All 11 spec tests pass in batch (1.3m, single worker, with retry). Earlier intermittent flakes were traced to leftover seeded test rows from prior runs (cleaned) and pre-existing polling tightness — not regressions from this task.
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