Alphaeus Mote
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The bell rendered hard-coded template data ("Roman Joined the Team!",
"New Payment received") — a demo artifact that had nothing to do with the
product and no backing feature.
In its place, an About dialog reports the running server's build: version,
build time, and commit, read from GET /api/v1/version, with a copy button so
the exact build can be quoted in a bug report without shelling onto the host.
That probe predates the {success,data} envelope and returns bare snake_case
JSON, so it is fetched directly rather than through the api client, accepting
either shape in case it is ever normalised. Dev builds ("dev"/"unknown")
degrade to a readable "—" rather than an invalid date.
Removing the bell also stranded three other unreferenced template files, so
Notification.tsx, AppLinks.tsx, QuickLinks.tsx and their shared data.ts (fake
users, chat/ecommerce app links) are deleted with it.
Also fixes the account button announcing itself to screen readers as
"show 11 new notifications".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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