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- Implemented ThemeProvider to manage theme state and preferences. - Added ThemeControl component for users to switch between system, light, and dark themes. - Integrated localStorage for theme preference persistence. - Updated document styles based on theme changes. test: add tests for permanent deletion of habits and related records - Created tests to ensure permanent deletion of habits removes all dependent records. - Verified that deletion requires ownership, authentication, and checks for archived habits. - Added tests to confirm rollback behavior on deletion failures. test: add tests for habit palette and progress card functionality - Implemented tests for habit color progression and theme-based color shading. - Added tests for progress card calculations and calendar display logic. feat: define theme types and preferences - Introduced Theme and ThemePreference types for better type safety. - Created utility functions for resolving theme based on user preference and system settings. - Defined theme palettes for light and dark modes to ensure adequate contrast.
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# Discord sharing design
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The shared image uses a separate, vertically stacked GitHub-style calendar for each selected habit. Calendar geometry comes from the dashboard's Sunday-first timeline helper; colors and partial progress come directly from the sharing API. Each total describes the entire selected date range. Days off remain dots and do not enter the denominator.
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Short ranges pair a large period total with the calendar. Long ranges use the full image width for the uninterrupted timeline. Titles, calendars and legends occupy separate vertical regions, including at the tallest seven-row grid size. Text truncates within explicit bounds instead of colliding with neighboring counts. Preview, download and Discord use the same PNG, preserving the server's 1200px export contract.
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The modal puts the image first, shows the Discord destination before sending, exposes quick period choices and keeps privacy details in an expandable section. The footer remains available during scrolling. Its native dialog retains keyboard focus containment, including the privacy disclosure. The thumbnail view uses a 360px image width; actual Discord sizing varies with the client and attachment aspect ratio. Cards containing many stacked calendars will require opening the image to inspect fine daily details.
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## Research
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- [GitHub: Introducing Contributions](https://github.blog/news-insights/product-news/introducing-contributions/): the calendar itself provides the recognizable visual history.
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- [NN/g: Progressive Disclosure](https://www.nngroup.com/articles/progressive-disclosure/): defer optional settings while keeping the primary task clear.
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- [Strava: Sharing Your Activities](https://support.strava.com/en-us/articles/15401840-sharing-your-strava-activities): a purpose-built image preview with a focused sharing action.
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## Verification
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Run `bun run typecheck`, `bun test` and `bun run build`.
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For disposable browser testing, run `SHARE_PREVIEW=1 bun scripts/dashboard-preview.ts` and open http://127.0.0.1:3107/__preview/login. This uses a temporary database and simulated Discord delivery, with no external posts.
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Run `bun scripts/share-card-preview.ts` for the visual fixtures at http://127.0.0.1:3108. These cover long names, six calendars, privacy and no scheduled days at 320px, with a 390px iframe for mobile modal checks. Rendering tests cover date geometry, leap days, original shades, days off and whole-period totals.
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