Gabriel Vidal d3ed893d85 feat(nav): the bottom bar is now @gabvdl/ui's BottomNav, with sub-links and swipe ...

The bar's markup moved into the design system (BottomNav 0.35.4) and
BottomBar became what only this app can know: which sections exist, what
each one routes to, and that tapping Conversation on home brings the
tucked-away composer back instead of navigating nowhere.

What is new for the user:

- a second level. Tap the section you are already in and its pages rise
  from behind the bar — Dashboards (activity, analytics, environment,
  graph), Files (memories, plans, goals, skills, agents, notifs) and
  Settings (shortcuts, tags, cron). Five slots per drawer; the rest wait
  in the hold-to-rearrange stash, and both orders persist server-side
  under the new "nav-sub" list.
- swipe navigation. A left/right swipe on the content area walks the bar
  one section at a time, with the page following the finger; inside an
  expanded section it walks that section's pages and steps out past
  either end. Swipes that start in a horizontal scroller or on the bar
  itself are left alone.

nav.ts grew SUB_SECTIONS (the second level, with the route prefixes each
entry owns) and navKeyOf(), which resolves a path to the finest-grained
bar destination — sectionOf() is unchanged and still owns the sections.

Also the frontend's first test setup: vitest + testing-library + jsdom,
60 tests covering the bar (sections, active route, taps, the composer
tap, drawers, swipes) and the route→section/sub-section mapping.

2026-08-11 21:26:32 +02:00

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