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Server load gates on hasWriteAll with a null-user guard first (403 error page, the persons/new idiom — not a redirect); prefills ?personId/?documentId via Promise.all, swallowing 404/403 so unknown ids never leak. The save action parses the form, surfaces title+date required errors simultaneously via fail(400) preserving picker arrays, builds a TimelineEventRequest (eventDateEnd explicit null off RANGE), POSTs, maps API/409 errors via getErrorMessage without redirecting, and redirects to a UUID-validated nav target (CWE-601). Shared parse/validate/build/nav helpers live in eventFormServer.ts for reuse by the edit route. 11/11 server specs green. Refs #781 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Creating a project
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Developing
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