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- Use documentService.getDocumentById() in detail_stillReturnsTrainingLabels
so the Document.full entity graph eager-loads trainingLabels
- Flatten makeItem() factory in DocumentList.svelte.test.ts (nested
document: {} overrides broke item.id / item.documentDate access)
- Remove { document: {} } wrapper from DocumentMultiSelect.svelte.spec.ts
mock responses — component now reads body.items directly as flat items
- Flatten single nested item in page.svelte.test.ts document list test
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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