The day-offset field was a bare input inside `.field`, and `.field` is itself
the 40px bordered input box — so the number rendered as plain text with no
border and nothing said it could be edited. It now uses the shared Input in
numeric mode, which also normalises Persian digits on the way in.
Turning the switch off deleted the protocol, its steps and its staff list on a
single click with no confirmation. It now asks first, and says what will be lost
and what will not: open treatment cases are untouched.
A failed read left `protocol` null, which the tab rendered as a switch in the off
position — telling the manager this service is single-session when in truth the
request had simply failed. That state now shows an error with a retry.
Both icon-only buttons were hand-padded down to 18px; the runtime probe flagged
them in all four views. They use `.mini-btn`, which the design system already
sizes to 32px and to 44px on touch. The probe now reports one short control on
this page, and the same one on tabs this change never touched.
The save button sat at the bottom of a long form, so saving on a phone meant
scrolling past everything. `.save-bar` was already in the stylesheet for exactly
this; it now also states what is about to be saved, and why the button is
disabled when no staff are selected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
