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feat: group mobile settings and refine supporting pages - #126
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Issue and requirements
Closes #125. Contributes to NFR-5_1, NFR-5_2, NFR-5_5, and FR-7_1's storage-usage presentation criterion. These broader requirements remain open.
Summary
Mobile Settings previously placed every option in one long form. It now opens a grouped index with separate Account, Appearance, Storage, Accessibility, and About pages, while desktop retains its sidebar.
Testing
Final review found no blocking issues.
flutter pub get --enforce-lockfileretained the committed Git reader pin.flutter test --no-pub— 2,190 passed, 19 skipped.tools/papyrus check clientandgit diff --checkpassed.To reproduce the automated checks, run the pinned Flutter SDK from
app/. For the native flows, runintegration_test/mobile_settings_test.dartandintegration_test/app_updates_test.darton an iOS simulator.UI evidence
Native simulator captures. Storage uses the desktop card layout on iPad with fixture usage data. The license capture uses synthetic notices.
Compatibility and migration
No schema, backend, dependency, or version changes. Existing preferences are retained. The local reader path override and its lockfile change are excluded from this PR.
Notes
Native evidence is from iOS simulators, not physical e-ink hardware or a complete assistive-technology audit. Hosted CI is separate from the local results above.
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