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Khalid Abdi
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Wire COSS's (Base UI) Sonner-style stacked toast into the app:
- Install @coss/toast (components/ui/toast.tsx) and mount <ToastProvider> in
the root layout; add a small notify.{success,error,info,warning} helper
(lib/toast.ts) over toastManager so callers don't repeat the toast shape.
- Toast on the events requested: clinic created (onboarding), auth actions
(sign in / sign up / sign out / password reset request + reset), patient
saved (create/edit), and all failure branches as error toasts (kept inline
errors as a fallback). New auth toast strings added to the en translation.
- Replace the logo everywhere: overwrite public/temetro-logo.png with the new
1024² square mark (same aspect ratio as the old 500², so existing 32×32
next/image usages stay undistorted; no reference changes needed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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