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Jakob Wennberg be9d630347 feat(home): concept Hem with Att göra + Fortsätt (UI migration PR 11) (#1132)
* feat(home): concept scene 14: greeting + Att gora/Fortsatt panes

Hem becomes the founder-approved two-panel layout: serif time-of-day
greeting with date and company, the Att gora worklist restyled to the
concept pane (eyebrow header, h-rows with count chips, hover chevrons)
and a new Fortsatt pane listing in-progress work derived purely from
draft state (lib/worklist/resume: journal drafts, invoice drafts/unsent,
mid-lifecycle salary runs; deadline boost, cap 3, tested). A completed
flow can never render as a resume row by construction: only draft-state
rows are fetched. KPI tiles, revenue/expense cards and the deadline/tax
widgets leave the page per dev_docs/last_session_resume.md section 8,
which also prunes their fetches (journal-line YTD aggregation, unpaid
totals, deadlines): the page got faster. Banners, checklist,
build-assistant hero and the Skatteverket nudge survive.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(home): serif pane titles for Att gora and Fortsatt

Founder feedback: the uppercase eyebrow headers read as a stray font.
Both pane titles are now the Hedvig display serif (text-lg) over the
hairline, matching the page's heading language; the band headers inside
Att gora keep their small uppercase form as grouping devices.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(home): Geist pane titles for Att gora and Fortsatt

Founder call: the pane titles use the body sans (14px medium), not the
display serif.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(ui): Geist section headers + drop stale-transactions chip

Founder feedback: pane/section headers (Att gora, Fortsatt, the reports
groups Lopande/Bokslut/Skatt & moms etc) render in Geist sentence case
instead of uppercase eyebrows or serif. The global h1-h3 display-font
rule moves into @layer base so utility classes like font-sans can
actually override it (unlayered element rules beat Tailwind's layered
utilities: this was silently eating the override). Also removes the
'N aldre an 14 dagar' chip from the Bokfora transaktioner row and its
stale-count plumbing.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(ui): continuous nav crossfade + floating slide-over entrance

The rail/full nav states now stay mounted and crossfade past each other
(the inactive layer absolute, faded, nudged sideways, inert) while the
aside width animates: the switch reads as one continuous motion instead
of a DOM swap. The detail slide-over floats in from the right edge
(slide-in-from-right-full, 300ms decelerating curve) per the concept,
with a quicker ease-in exit.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(ui): make transitions and enter/exit animations actually run

Two silent app-wide animation killers found while chasing 'the nav still
is not smooth':

1. The codebase uses the shadcn animate-in/out vocabulary everywhere but
   no animate plugin was ever installed: Tailwind v4 silently dropped
   every such class, so popovers, dialogs, menus and the slide-over all
   appeared instantly. globals.css now defines the exact subset in use
   (accEnter/accExit keyframes + var-driven utilities), plugin-free,
   composing with duration/ease via --tw-duration/--tw-ease and
   collapsing under prefers-reduced-motion. Dialog drops its
   bracket-variant slide classes (zoom+fade carries the entrance).

2. The scrollbar auto-hide block's universal '* { transition:
   scrollbar-color ... }' was unlayered, and unlayered rules beat
   Tailwind's layered transition-* utilities regardless of specificity:
   every width/margin/color transition in the app was dead. The rule now
   lives in @layer base. Verified: the aside animates 248->64 over 300ms
   and the slide-over runs accEnter at 0.3s with the decelerating curve.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(ui): finish the rr-mask session-replay masking sweep

Main's #1105 switched one amount cell from the no-op sensitive-field
class to rr-mask (rrweb's built-in text-masking class). The reskinned
tables introduced more sensitive-field cells; all 12 occurrences now use
rr-mask so financial amounts are masked in session replays.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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