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Each status (active / exhausted / revoked / expired) maps to a distinct visual treatment via statusColor() — one focused test per branch asserts the correct background class on a tbody element so the test verifies user-observable behaviour rather than the internal switch. Also covers: empty placeholder, loadError banner, filter chip selection state, new-invite form toggle on button click, createError message visibility inside the open form, created-invite success card with shareable URL, revoke button gating to active invites only, unlimited-uses display, no-expiry display. 16 tests, ~50 branches covered. Refs #496. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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