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temetro/frontend
Khalid Abdi dec150c77d Patients page, clinical Settings re-theme, Polar-style user footer
- Patients: new /patients directory table (name, MRN, age·sex, status,
  last seen, allergies) with search + Add patient; clicking a row opens
  the record in the chat via /?patient=<#>. chat-panel reads that search
  param (Suspense-wrapped) and runs the lookup once on arrival. Sidebar
  "Patients" now links to /patients; lib/patients gains listPatients().
- Settings: re-themed to clinical tabs (Profile · Records · Signing ·
  Care team · Developers) — clinician profile, patient notifications,
  patient-owned-storage/signed-records features, and a Signing key panel.
  Same layout/components, only content changed.
- Sidebar footer: Polar-style NavUser (avatar + name + chevron) opening a
  menu upward — Settings · Docs & GitHub · Theme · Log out. Collapsed
  ("locked"): avatar only, name on hover (tooltip), menu opens to the
  right. Placeholder identity (no auth yet).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-01 21:55:33 +03:00
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