Unifies Salvador vs RMS subgroup logic for territory rollups, aggregate class slugs, and the intra-TI capture benchmark so the MAUP-sensitive rule cannot drift across call sites.
Fold duplicated campanha access, loaders, list/filter/form shells, and scripts into shared modules; reorganize utilities by domain; stabilize e2e; and document prevention-first audit workflow so the same smells cannot creep back in.
Bookmarks the canonical list recorte beside Limpar, syncs via useSyncExternalStore, and matches active URLs with a pure href comparator so the app layout never imports the heavy URL serializer.
Wire CampaignListPendingBoundary/Results on /campanha/atividades/giros so TI navigation matches list pending UX; pin contract in tourRegionPending unit spec.
Research only — no roadmap items, no verticals, no code; validation with the real person gates everything (notebook: .cursor/rules/projects/emendas-mandato.mdc).
After B8 F2 the choropleth already opens each Salvador ZE; drop the textual list and zoneBreakdown from the bundle, keeping the mesh provenance caveat via hasZoneMunicipalities.
Staff sees a Flag + tooltip on the name column and mobile card instead of the destructive “Prioritária” chip, with copy centralized in municipalityLabels.
No product items registered yet — the 2026-07-29 session with the real gestora decides whether the finance track opens; pre-validation P0-P2 assessment lives in the project notebook.
Nothing left from the reviewers scored high enough to earn a roadmap item, so
the four discards are written down with their reasons instead — a discard whose
reason is missing comes back next session dressed as an obvious win. The one
worth keeping is the enrollment toast's third spelling of the failure copy: it
is deliberate, because that toast has no retry affordance and ending the
sentence in "Tente novamente." would be a false instruction.
Three engineering deferrals gained the trigger they lacked (shared HMAC core,
an optional `bodySchema` on the route shell, promoting `postJson`) — all three
are second-call-site abstractions, so the trigger is the third.
Also corrects two statements this delivery falsified: the notebook still said
`postJson` translates `SyntaxError`, which the simplify pass deleted, and the
roadmap's B40 item carried the pre-optimization 130 kB that its own header line
had already restated as 126 kB.
`postJson` caught a non-JSON response and threw a plain `Error` carrying
"Resposta inválida do servidor.", but all three islands read `message` only off
a `CampaignWebAuthnError` — so the sentence was written for the person and then
thrown down the channel that discards messages. Deleted rather than re-typed:
the islands' own fallback is better copy for a field worker, which is the same
reason the five list-cell controls substitute their own. Nothing user-visible
changes, because the string was already unreachable; the comment now records
why the branch is absent, so it does not come back.
The login failure sentence was also spelled twice for one slot on one screen —
the route's `genericMessage` and the button's fallback — so it became
`CAMPAIGN_BIOMETRIC_LOGIN_ERROR_MESSAGE`, twin of the enroll constant the
register half already shares between its route and its card.
Also widened two doc comments this branch made stale: `campaignJsonMutationRoute`
and `campaignJsonRequest` both claimed to serve only the list cells' quick edits,
and four of nine callers are now WebAuthn ceremonies.
The rebase brought a convention guard that refuses a route.ts exporting POST
outside campaignJsonMutationRoute, and it named all four WebAuthn routes. They
now come from the shell, so the same-origin check is structural rather than
copied, and postJson delegates to postCampaignJson — keeping only what the
ceremonies add on top: the envelope's discriminant decides instead of the
status, and a non-JSON response reads as one sentence while a network failure
still propagates untouched. The two *-options routes have no body, hence
campaignWebAuthnNoBodySchema.
WebAuthn platform passkeys: opt-in enrollment after a password login, a
password-less sign-in that mints the same 14-day campaign-token, and
revocation from the profile. The session is minted through Payload's public
pieces (checkLoginPermission, addSessionToUser, getFieldsToSign, jwtSign)
inside a transaction with an advisory lock, so a passkey login neither
bypasses a lockout nor evicts the account's other sessions. The rpID is
derived from NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL and resolves to null when the request host
disagrees, so previews never offer a ceremony the browser would refuse.
The /simplify triage produced two live debts, and both are about the same pair
of functions the B34+ plan already names in F3, so they landed as F10 of that
plan rather than as an escala-dry-pos-b37: the município-side batch actions
write one município at a time (findByID + update each — ~870 round trips at the
435 ceiling B37 itself raised, but ~52 at the largest real TI, and no test above
a batch of 2), and the two are twins at 2 call sites, one short of the bar. The
common trigger is a "select all"/multi-TI affordance or a third batch on that
side, and F10 records why the bulk-SQL rewrite is not obviously the answer: it
would hand back the scope check that overrideAccess: false gives for free.
This delivery also closed B34+ phases outright, which is worth reading in the
plan rather than inferring from a diff. F2 is done and its prediction was wrong
in a way worth keeping: it stated "o B37 não retira este débito", and B37 read
the same evidence the other way — the ~165 measured lines were not deduplicated
into useChipRowOverflow, they were deleted when both cells became wrappers of
one engine. F9 is done via scopedPortfolioIndex. Half of F3 is done (the three
single-id deltas), and the half that stayed out — the set-with-floor form —
stayed out because seeing the collapsed code confirmed the plan's own inverted
recommendation. F5 and two F6 bullets shrank for the same reason: "written twice
across the two surfaces" stopped having two surfaces.
Also corrects a comment I got wrong in the previous commit: the batch's sort
does not carry the deadlock-avoidance guarantee, since acquireTextAdvisoryLocks
sorts its own keys (C8 batched them into one round trip); it only makes the
apply order stable.
