- Sara #3: title was a fixed string; if beforeAll crashed before afterAll
ran, the next run would collide. Append Date.now() so each run has a
unique title.
- Sara #2: B21 only asserted "no card present after tap" — but at that
point we've already navigated to /persons/{id} and the card lives on
the document page, so the assertion was vacuous. Move the toHaveCount(0)
to before the tap so it actually proves touch-device suppression.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sara #1 + Felix #4: setTimeout(r, 50) and setTimeout(r, 5) were racing the
microtask queue — passes on a fast laptop, will fail on a loaded CI runner.
Replace all six occurrences with vi.waitFor(() => expect(...)) which polls
until the assertion passes (default 1s timeout, 10ms interval).
Tests are now deterministic — they pass the moment the condition is true,
fail the moment the timeout elapses, and never spuriously time out on slow
CI hardware.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Leonie FINDING-06: text-decoration-color was --c-accent at 60% (~#C9E6E5 on
white = ~1.6:1 contrast). The underline is the only visual signal that this
is a link mid-paragraph, so a barely-visible colour means seniors and
colour-blind users miss the affordance entirely.
Switch to --c-ink at 50% — same ink colour as the text, half opacity. Reads
as a soft underline on any background, passes WCAG 1.4.11 non-text contrast
on every brand surface.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Leonie FINDING-04 + Elicit E5: notes.slice(0, 120) cuts mid-word, especially
ugly in German compound nouns ("…Familienzu…"). Sara #7: the assertion
.toBeLessThanOrEqual(122) was a magic number that hid this bug.
Add truncateAtWordBoundary(text, max): cut at the last space inside the
window unless it'd shrink the excerpt below 70% (single-word fallback).
Single-word case still produces hard-cut + ellipsis so a 150-char word
shows the first 120 chars + … rather than nothing.
Tests pinned to exact strings.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Leonie FINDING-02/03 + Elicit NFR concern + Sara #4: role="region" with no
aria-label is an axe-core warning, and the pulsing-bars skeleton carries no
semantics for SR clients.
- Add aria-label to the region root: person displayName when loaded,
localised "Lade Person…" while loading. Region always has a name.
- Add aria-busy="true" while loading; cleared on loaded/error so the
state change is announced via aria-live="polite".
- Add role="status" + aria-label on the skeleton so SR clients hear
"Lade Person" rather than three silent <div>s.
- New Paraglide key person_mention_loading in de/en/es.
Five new tests pin: aria-busy true while loading, aria-busy unset/false
when loaded, aria-label is displayName when loaded, aria-label is the
loading label while loading.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Leonie FINDING-01 (Critical) + Elicit E3: only mouseenter triggered the
hover card, so a keyboard user tabbing through transcribed text reached the
anchor but never saw the rich-context preview. For the senior audience
constraint that's a hard regression.
Wire focusin/focusout alongside mouseenter/mouseleave on the delegated
listener. Same handleMentionEnter/Leave run — getBoundingClientRect works
identically on focused elements. focusin/focusout bubble naturally so no
capture phase needed.
Two new tests assert focusin mounts the card and focusout unmounts it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Felix #7: handleMentionClick unconditionally preventDefault'd and goto'd,
breaking ctrl-click / cmd-click / shift-click / alt-click / middle-click —
"open in new tab" is a real workflow for researchers comparing two persons.
Add isPlainPrimaryClick() guard. Modified clicks fall through to the
browser's default anchor handling (the <a href="/persons/{id}"> opens in
the new tab as expected). Plain left-clicks still SPA-navigate via goto().
Three new tests assert ctrl-click, meta-click, and middle-click are not
preventDefault'd.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Felix #1: fetchHoverData was doing four things — cache lookup, fetch, JSON
parsing, 404 normalisation. Split into:
loadHoverData(personId) — pure fetch + 404→null + non-OK→throw
getOrFetchHoverData(personId) — five-line cache wrapper around the above
Also document the cache-lifetime trade-off (Markus #4, Elicit OQ-372-02):
the cache is per-mount, so closing and reopening the transcription panel
rebuilds it. That's intentional given the read-only nature of the view —
revisit if stale-card user reports surface.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three reviewer concerns land here:
- Felix #2: magic numbers 0.7 and 300 belong in named constants
- Sara #6: the position function had 4 branches and 2 thresholds with zero tests
- Leonie FINDING-05: at 320px viewport the flip-left could push the card
past the right edge — needed a viewport clamp
Move the function to src/lib/utils/hoverCardPosition.ts as a pure
(rect, viewport) → {top, left} mapping, with named exports CARD_WIDTH_PX,
CARD_HEIGHT_PX, CARD_GAP_PX, BOTTOM_BAND_RATIO, RIGHT_FLIP_THRESHOLD_PX.
Add a viewport clamp so left + CARD_WIDTH never exceeds the right edge.
Ten unit tests cover default placement, flip-up (both triggers), flip-left,
flip-right-edge clamp, and scroll offset. TranscriptionReadView passes the
current window viewport in on each call.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Markus flagged that 'a.person-mention' is a magic string repeated four times
in TranscriptionReadView, plus the CSS rule, plus tests. Extract into a single
exported constant so the renderer template, the delegated event handlers,
and the consumer-side selectors all import the same value.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Nora's CWE-601 (Open Redirect) defense-in-depth concern: today the backend
emits UUIDs, but renderTranscriptionBody concatenates personId straight into
an href. If a future "external person" feature ever flows a non-UUID through
the sidecar, the renderer would happily emit `<a href="javascript:…">`.
Add a strict UUID regex check before substituting. Non-UUID entries fall
through unchanged so the @-trigger remains as plain text — no silent data
loss, no clickable redirect.
Three new failing→passing tests cover javascript: scheme, absolute URL, and
the positive case (well-formed UUID still renders). Existing tests that used
synthetic IDs ("p-short", "p-first", etc.) updated to real UUIDs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Markus, Felix, and Nora independently flagged the {@html …} boundary as a
distributed-knowledge security risk: today renderBody and renderTranscriptionBody
return string, so the next refactor that does {@html block.text} (instead of
{@html renderBlockHtml(block)}) is one typo away from a stored-XSS regression.
Introduce a SafeHtml brand type (string with a phantom __brand) returned by
both renderers and by renderBlockHtml in TranscriptionReadView. Compile-time
enforcement of the escape invariant — costs zero runtime, makes the contract
auditable in one file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Markus flagged the LoadState export from PersonHoverCard.svelte as a
view-vs-orchestrator boundary smell — both files own the same shape, and a
third caller (admin previews, briefwechsel cards) would create a circular
import. Move the types into src/lib/types/personHoverCard.ts so the contract
is module-stable.
Also harden .prettierignore + eslint.config.js so a stray .svelte-kit.old/
backup directory (rotated by SvelteKit during dev) doesn't break the lint
hook — matches the existing .svelte-kit-backup/ convention.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Creates a Person, document, annotation, and transcription block with
mentionedPersons sidecar, then exercises the read-mode link in two
contexts:
- Desktop: page.hover() mounts the hover card; mouseleave unmounts.
- Touch (Pixel 7 device): page.tap() navigates to /persons/{id}
without the card ever mounting (tap opens the page directly).
Tests are sequential because they share a single document/person via
beforeAll/afterAll. The touch test spins up a separate browser context
with hasTouch=true reusing the stored auth state.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Composes splitByMarkers + renderTranscriptionBody so [unleserlich]
markers render as <em data-marker> siblings of the mention anchor —
neither nested inside the other (B19b).
Hover card lifecycle on each .person-mention anchor:
mouseenter → set aria-describedby, place card via getBoundingClientRect
(default below-right; flip up if <200px from bottom or
mention is in bottom 30% of viewport; flip left if
<300px from right), fire fetch, mount card with
skeleton state
resolved → swap card to loaded state with person + family
relationships (PARENT_OF / SPOUSE_OF / SIBLING_OF only)
404 → degrade: mark anchor with data-person-deleted="true",
unmount card, suppress future hovers/clicks
network → swap card to error state — link still navigates
mouseleave → drop aria-describedby, unmount card
Per-page SvelteMap<personId, Promise> cache (B15.5) so a sweep across
N mentions of the same person fires the backend once. Click handler
calls goto() so SvelteKit handles routing without a full reload.
Event listeners are attached once per article via a Svelte action
because the anchor HTML is injected via {@html ...} and would not
receive declarative bindings. The eslint-disable comment mirrors
the rationale on CommentMessage.svelte:88-89.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The card has three render states:
- loading → 320×180 skeleton with three pulse-animated bars; respects
prefers-reduced-motion (animation disabled, opacity dimmed)
- error → generic load-error message in the body; the footer link
still navigates (click works regardless of fetch outcome)
- loaded → navy header with name, life-date range, and "geb. <alias>";
family-only relationship chips (PARENT_OF / SPOUSE_OF /
SIBLING_OF) — non-family types are filtered out;
notes excerpt capped at 120 chars with ellipsis;
footer with "Zur Person →" + hover hint
aria-live="polite" on the card root so screen readers announce loaded
content when the fetch resolves; the host's id is the cardId so the
parent anchor can use aria-describedby. The card is hidden via
@media (hover: none) on touch devices — tap navigates directly per
spec.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Underline-at-rest (WCAG AA) so the link affordance does not depend on
colour alone. focus-visible uses a 2px box-shadow ring on --c-ink with a
2px border-radius — the same focus-ring shape as the comment .mention
chip but rectangular instead of pill, since the anchor sits in flowing
text.
Lives next to the existing .mention rule because Svelte scoped styles
do not reach the HTML injected by {@html …} in TranscriptionReadView.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces every @DisplayName in a transcription block's text with an anchor
link to /persons/{personId}, sourced from the mentionedPersons sidecar.
The @ prefix is stripped from the rendered link text per spec — it is an
editor affordance, not part of the historical text.
Stored-XSS hardening: HTML-escapes block text, displayName, and personId
before injection. Word-boundary lookahead avoids prefix collisions
(@Hans vs @HansMüller). Longest-displayName-first + first-sidecar-wins
make rendering deterministic for the OQ-1 collision case (#5339).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
