riyadhafraa
a0e12a15f7
Original request: Add a per-section "+ شخص هنا" inline chip in the
attendees cell so users can splice a new person right after a
subheading without opening the manage dialog, and add drag-and-drop
reordering inside the manage dialog (with up/down arrows kept as a
keyboard fallback).
Changes (artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx):
- Attendee gets an optional client-only `_sid` (stripped by the
manage-save projection so it never crosses the wire).
- AttendeeFlow now renders a "+ شخص هنا" chip right after every
subheading row; clicking it opens the pending-add editor anchored
to that section's tail and threads `insertAtIndex` through to
`commitAddAttendee`, which splices + renumbers contiguously.
- Manage dialog wraps its attendee list in `DndContext` +
`SortableContext` (vertical strategy). Each row is now a
`SortableAttendeeRow` driven by `useSortable`; only the new
`GripVertical` handle is wired to dnd-kit listeners so inputs,
selects, chevrons and the delete button stay interactive.
- `reorderAttendeesByDrag(activeSid, overSid)`, memoised
`sortableIds`, and pointer + keyboard sensors live on the manage
section. `openEdit` and add-row helpers stamp `_sid` so each row
has a stable React key.
- AR/EN locale keys for the chip label/aria and drag handle aria
were already in place from the prior compaction.
Tests (new): artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-attendee-insert-reorder.spec.mjs
- 6/6 passing (3 scenarios × AR + EN):
1) "+ person here" inserts at the right slot after a subheading.
2) Drag-reorder via keyboard (Space + ArrowDown) inside the manage
dialog persists the new order.
3) Mixed person + subheading drag preserves `kind` and order
across the round-trip (architect-flagged coverage).
Verification:
- 6/6 new e2e pass (45.3s).
- 6/6 existing subheading e2e still pass (Task #207 untouched).
- tx-os typecheck clean for executive-meetings.tsx (admin.tsx errors
are pre-existing/unrelated codegen drift).
- Architect review: PASS — DnD wiring composed correctly, `_sid`
properly stripped from save payload, no security findings.
Follow-ups proposed: #221 (assert _sid never leaks to API) and #222
(quick-add chip between any two persons, not just after subheadings).