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Addresses the remaining #792 review blockers and concerns in the journey editor cluster: - Interlude rows show 'Zwischentext' (dedicated key), not the add-button text - All four mutation handlers route the backend ErrorCode through getErrorMessage (a 409 duplicate no longer says 'bitte Seite neu laden') and console.error their failures so client-side errors leave a trace - Remove implements the spec'd pending state: row stays dimmed with an aria-live 'wird entfernt…' until the DELETE resolves; failure keeps the row - Move announcements fire after the reorder resolves (no false 'verschoben') - Touch targets ≥44px (remove ×, note links, create submit); focus moves to the new row after add, to a sensible neighbor after remove, back to × on confirm-cancel; drag handle is pointer-only; title/intro get aria-labels; publish-disabled reason is a visible hint, not a title tooltip - Amber warning styles use new --color-warning-* tokens with dark remaps - Blocked interlude-clear restores the draft instead of showing phantom text - useBlockDragDrop moves to $lib/shared/hooks — geschichte no longer imports another domain's internals - Test hardening: reorder-failure rollback (non-ok + reject), publish/ unpublish/empty-warning surface, destructive confirm path, maxlength assertions, JourneyCreate failure path, edit-page STORY/JOURNEY branch, fixture factory, m.* assertions, all fixed sleeps replaced with polling 67 component tests green across 6 spec files; transcription consumer of the moved hook re-verified (30 green). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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