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- remove duplicate List import in AdminControllerTest - derive skipped() from skippedFiles.size() — drop redundant int field - use machine codes for SkippedFile.reason (INVALID_PDF_SIGNATURE, FILE_READ_ERROR) - map reason codes to i18n strings in ImportStatusCard (de/en/es) - replace raw amber Tailwind classes with warning semantic token - fix <summary> accessibility: replace list-none with rotating chevron SVG - replace <p> with <span> inside <summary> (phrasing content rule) - extract setupOneValidOneFakeImport() helper — remove 3x copy-paste - add lenient mock to short-file test for defensive coverage - add IOException path test for isPdfMagicBytes Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Developing
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