Visual polish: PWA icon decode hint + desktop /documents/search CLS attribution - #1949
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Ledger #215, remaining item (a): the PWA install-sheet app icon (pwa-lifecycle.tsx) had no decoding attribute, unlike the lightbox (image-lightbox.tsx) and non-PDF document preview (non-pdf-source-preview.tsx) images that already carry decoding="async". Bring it in line with that established pattern so the browser can decode it off the main thread. The other remaining item from #215 (demo-document PNG -> WebP conversion) is addressed separately in this PR's body with an explicit keep-as-PNG decision, not a code change.
…h-chrome composer adoption (#308) Ledger #308. Profiled the page with a Playwright + PerformanceObserver layout-shift harness at desktop emulation (1350x940, DPR 1, matching the Lighthouse desktop preset), driving the same offline production build the committed baseline was measured against - the method the row's own "Next" note prescribed. Reproduced CLS 0.118 against the 0.1192626548872241 baseline, one dominant shift responsible for ~99.98% of the total. Root cause traced with a rect-timeline: MasterSearchHeader's desktop composer-adoption effect (the desktopComposerPortalActive / isDesktopComposerSlotReady gate on data-composer-slot-ready, added to avoid a React #418 hydration mismatch) portals the search composer out of its header-inline hydration position and into GlobalSearchShell's #desktop-page-search-composer-slot inside #main-content shortly after first paint - the header shrinks 184px at the exact instant the slot grows 0 -> 184px. This is shared desktop search-chrome timing (the same composer-adoption mechanism applies to every non-standalone-home mode page), not something page-local to /documents/search, so per this task's stop condition the finding is recorded rather than patched here - a safe fix touches MasterSearchHeader/GlobalSearchShell's composer-slot contract in docs/search-chrome-behaviour.md, out of scope for this bundled low-risk visual PR. Queues an /issues update request (docs/outstanding-issues-inbox/) recording the full finding and next step for #308 rather than hand-editing the ledger.
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PWA image decoding
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk:🔵 Low · up to The PR adds a non-blocking image decode hint and records desktop search CLS findings. The issue record should retain the canonical CLS value and its guardrails so future tracking does not lose attribution or weaken the budget; merge is reasonable with explicit owner awareness. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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…merged #215, #210, and #293 were queued as `done` in this same PR, each citing a PR (#1949, #1953, #1962) that turned out still to be open, not merged — verified by checking whether each PR's actual file change is present on origin/main (none are). Reconciling the original `done` requests would have closed these rows while their fixes exist only on unmerged branches, one of which (#1949) currently has failing required CI. Converts all three to `update` requests documenting the correction and the real current state, so reconciling this PR now cannot close a row before its fix has actually landed. Leaves #98, #189, and #194 as `done` unchanged — those cite PR #1950 and PR #1947, both confirmed merged into main.
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Summary
src/components/pwa-lifecycle.tsx: addeddecoding="async"to the PWA install-sheet app icon<img>, matching the pattern already used byimage-lightbox.tsxandnon-pdf-source-preview.tsx. For the demo-document PNGs (public/demo-documents/, ~10-80 KB each), the explicit decision is keep PNG, no conversion — see "Demo PNG decision" below for the full reasoning./documents/searchCLS with a Playwright +PerformanceObserver('layout-shift')harness at desktop emulation, root-caused the 0.119 CLS to a shared search-chrome timing race (composer portal adoption inMasterSearchHeader/GlobalSearchShell), and recorded the finding rather than patching it — see "CLS attribution" below for why this stays out of scope for this PR.Demo PNG decision (ledger #215, item b)
Investigated converting
public/demo-documents/*.png(5 files, ~10-80 KB each, ~185 KB total) to WebP with a PNG fallback. Decision: keep as PNG, no code change.sharponly appears inpackage.jsonunderoverrides, pinning a version of Next's own optional peer dependency (next'soptionalDependencies.sharp, used internally by thenext/imageproduction optimizer) — it is not a direct project dependency meant for standalone build scripts. There is no other image-conversion tool in the repo (noimagemin, nosquoosh, nocwebp). Using it for a one-off asset conversion would mean depending on an optional transitive package that may not even be installed on every platform, or adding a real new devDependency — out of scope for a "smallest fix" bundled PR.next/imageanyway. They render throughSignedImage(src/components/clinical-dashboard/signed-image.tsx), which deliberately setsunoptimizedonnext/imageso private signed-URL bearer tokens never enter the unauthenticated/_next/imageoptimizer cache. That is a real, load-bearing security decision unrelated to demo assets —SignedImagedoesn't distinguish a static demo path from a live signed URL, so a WebP+PNG<picture>-fallback would mean re-architecting that shared, security-sensitive render path (touching every live document image, not just demo assets), which is a materially bigger and riskier change than this bundled PR should carry.isDemoMode(), no Supabase/OpenAI env) or design-scratch mockup routes (master-document-flow-mockups.tsx) — never touches a production user with real Supabase-backed documents.Given the tooling isn't really "already available" for this purpose, the payoff is small, and the only real render path is architecturally gated for an unrelated security reason, converting now isn't worth the risk for this bundled PR. No code change for this item.
CLS attribution (ledger #308)
Profiled with the same method
#147's "Next" note prescribed: a Playwright +PerformanceObserver('layout-shift')harness readingentry.sources[].node, driven against the same offline production build the committed Lighthouse baseline was measured against, at desktop emulation this time (1350x940 viewport, DPR 1, matching Lighthouse's desktop preset — not the#147mobile harness). The one-off diagnostic script was run locally and not committed.0.118049vs. the committed baseline0.1192626548872241— matches within run-to-run noise, confirming it's the same long-standing, deterministic shift the ledger row describes, not something new.0.11802550389633133of0.11804851972244113).getBoundingClientRect()rect timeline sampled every animation frame:MasterSearchHeader's composer-adoption effect (desktopComposerPortalActive/isDesktopComposerSlotReady, gated on adata-composer-slot-readyattribute specifically to avoid a React Fix differential badge design for mobile search results #418 hydration mismatch) portals the search composer out of its header-inline hydration position and intoGlobalSearchShell's#desktop-page-search-composer-slot(inside#main-content) shortly after first paint. At the exact instant this happens: the header shrinks by 184px (#main-content's top moves fromy=256toy=72) while the page composer slot grows from0to184px. This is a real DOM reflow, not a measurement artifact.shouldShowSearchComposer && !isStandaloneModeHome), not something page-local to/documents/search. A safe fix means reserving the composer's settled height at the adoption boundary (in the slot or the header) under the one-composer-ownership / hidden-means-zero-reserve contracts documented indocs/search-chrome-behaviour.md, andMasterSearchHeader/GlobalSearchShellare explicitly flagged surfaces inAGENTS.md/CLAUDE.mdrequiring that doc be read first. That's real scope for its own PR, not a "smallest fix" fit for this bundled low-risk visual-polish PR./issues updaterequest for#308(docs/outstanding-issues-inbox/f86a3002-5019-4ae4-93fb-d01a05a7bae6.json, applied by the nextnpm run issues:reconcile) with the full finding and the concrete next step (reserve the composer's settled height at the adoption boundary, then re-measure with the same harness). No blanketmin-heightwas applied anywhere — that would hide the shift without matching the header's corresponding size change.No re-measurement of a fix, because no fix was applied — this PR only records the attribution. Before/after numbers will belong to whichever PR implements the actual reserve.
Verification
npm run format— no changes (already formatted).npm run verify:pr-local— full run (executable-scope diff escalates past the docs/workflow fast path). Decisive output:Test Files 601 passed (601)/Tests 6509 passed | 4 skipped (6513)Offline RAG fixture and manifest validation passed (36 golden cases, 23 suites).[medication-interactions] data/medication-interaction-index.json is up to date (523 rows).lint,typecheck,build,check:runtime,check:installed-lock-parity,sitemap:check,docs:check-*,check:branch-review-ledger,check:outstanding-issues,check:ledger-write-disciplineall completed clean.check:medication-lexicon-reportreportsdocs/medication-interaction-lexicon-review.mdas stale. This is not caused by this diff — this PR never touches medications/lexicon files. Confirmed by regenerating the report locally: the only delta is a pure paragraph line-wrap difference (no content change), andnpx prettier --check docs/medication-interaction-lexicon-review.mdpasses cleanly on the committed file — so the committed file is correctly formatted, but the generator's own programmaticformat()call wraps that one paragraph differently than what's committed. Restored the file to its committed state before this final run (no unrelated changes carried in this diff). Pre-existing onmainat the branch point (7a157f4); left for a separate fix.npm run ensure/npm cirefuse to run under it perengines. Installed Node 24.19.0 vianvm install 24to satisfyengines.node(>=24.15.0 <25) and ran the gate under that. Also hit the documented Playwright/Chromium drift (playwright@1.62.1expectschromium_headless_shell-1234, the container only haschromium-1194) — worked around locally by pointingCHROME_PATHat the installedchromium-1194/chrome-linux/chromebinary for the one-off CLS diagnostic. CI's Production UI job remains the real fallback proof for anything this local workaround doesn't cover.npm run verify:uinot run: neither commit changes UI behavior (thepwa-lifecycle.tsxedit is a non-visual decode-priority attribute; the#308change is a docs-only ledger record) — no shared UI foundation changed.Risk and rollout
Notes
RAG impact:line — this PR does not touch ingestion, answer generation, search/ranking, source rendering, document access, privacy, production env, or clinical output, and does not touch any RAG-ranking surface.Generated by Claude Code
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