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Khalid Abdi
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Components: - Replace components/ui primitives with COSS equivalents from the @coss/* shadcn registry. Add menu/preview-card/group; remove the superseded dropdown-menu, hover-card, button-group; keep carousel (no COSS equivalent). - Migrate live call sites to canonical COSS APIs preserving layout/behavior: sidebar menus (nav-user, team-switcher, nav-notifications), chat-input radio menu, patient dialogs/cards, auth forms (FieldGroup -> flex column), settings. - ai-elements: migrate the live conversation/message with behavior parity (Tooltip via render, Group/GroupText); repoint dormant files (hover-card -> preview-card, dropdown-menu -> menu, button-group -> group, InputGroupButton -> Button). Residual pre-existing Base UI type drift stays behind ignoreBuildErrors. Theme: - Adopt COSS default neutral tokens in globals.css with light + dark palettes. - Add next-themes (defaultTheme=dark, enableSystem) and drop the forced dark class. Align font variables to the COSS contract (--font-sans/-heading/-mono). Make scrollbars theme-aware. i18n: - Add i18next + react-i18next (lib/i18n/config.ts, locales/en/translation.json, components/i18n-provider.tsx mounted in layout). Convert auth forms, sidebar nav, and settings tabs to useTranslation() as the reference pattern. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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