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🎯 What: Removed .mock-header and .mock-block CSS rules and the associated /* --- Mockup Components (Common) --- */ comment from code/style.css.
💡 Why: These styles were artifacts from deprecated low-fidelity wireframes that are no longer used by the application, which now relies on high-fidelity SVGs. Removing them improves maintainability and reduces technical debt.
Verification: Grepped the entire repository to ensure no .mock- classes are in use. Performed a visual UI verification using a Playwright script to confirm the app renders the first screen correctly without layout collapse. As instructed, bypassed the automated Playwright geometric audit (verify_card_geometry.py) since the test infrastructure is not yet merged in this branch, and these specific classes were mathematically decoupled from the current UI.
Result: A cleaner CSS file with zero remaining wireframe artifacts.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 3064830644797235679 started by @hashexplaindata

Removes the unused `.mock-header` and `.mock-block` classes, as well as the
accompanying comment from `code/style.css`. These were artifacts from the
deprecated wireframe `TRIALS` array and have been replaced by high-fidelity
inline SVGs and CSS Grid layouts.

Co-authored-by: hashexplaindata <221828969+hashexplaindata@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the codebase by removing obsolete CSS styles and comments. The changes target specific rules related to deprecated low-fidelity wireframes, which are no longer relevant to the application's current design, thereby reducing technical debt and enhancing the stylesheet's efficiency and maintainability.

Highlights

  • CSS Cleanup: Removed the unused .mock-header and .mock-block CSS rules along with their associated comment block from code/style.css.
  • Technical Debt Reduction: Eliminated styles that were artifacts from deprecated low-fidelity wireframes, which are no longer used by the application, improving maintainability.
  • Verification: Verified that no .mock- classes are in use across the repository and visually confirmed the application's first screen renders correctly without layout issues.
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  • code/style.css
    • Removed unused CSS rules for .mock-header and .mock-block.
    • Deleted the /* --- Mockup Components (Common) --- */ comment block.
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This pull request removes unused CSS styles related to old mockups from code/style.css. As confirmed by the author's verification and a review of the provided files, these styles are no longer in use. This change is a good example of technical debt reduction and improves the maintainability of the stylesheet. The removal is correct and has no adverse effects.

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Pull request overview

This PR removes obsolete “mockup” CSS styles that were used for deprecated low-fidelity wireframes, keeping style.css focused on the current high-fidelity UI.

Changes:

  • Deleted the .mock-header and .mock-block CSS rules.
  • Removed the associated “Mockup Components (Common)” section comment from code/style.css.

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Closing: Fixes have already been incorporated directly into the master branch.

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Closing: Fixes have already been incorporated directly into the master branch.

Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete and stopping work on this task.

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