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familienarchiv/frontend
Marcel a3fc838855 fix(import): surface S3 failures + already-exists in skippedFiles, a11y + max-height
- Change importSingleDocument return type from boolean to Optional<String>
  so callers in processRows receive the skip reason on every non-success path.
  S3 upload failures now surface as "S3_UPLOAD_FAILED" and already-imported
  documents as "ALREADY_EXISTS" in the skippedFiles list shown in the admin UI.
- Add two new tests: runImportAsync_addsS3UploadFailed_toSkippedFiles and
  runImportAsync_addsAlreadyExists_toSkippedFiles; update
  importSingleDocument_skips_whenDocumentAlreadyUploadedNotPlaceholder and
  the S3-failure test to assert on the Optional return value.
- Add i18n keys for S3_UPLOAD_FAILED and ALREADY_EXISTS in de/en/es messages.
- Svelte ImportStatusCard: add aria-hidden="true" to SVG chevron, wrap
  conditional warning section in aria-live="polite" div, add max-h-64
  overflow-y-auto to skipped-files <ul> to cap height on large batches.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-19 09:45:03 +02:00
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2026-03-17 18:35:13 +00:00

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