fix(apk-ux): modernize VoyageSetupForm buttons with brokered haptic feedback#1220
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Reasoning:
[UX Issue]: Manual, programmatic
haptics.tap()calls inside theuseVoyageFormcomposable bypassed the project's standard declarativev-tactilehaptic feedback brokering directive.[Impact]: Programmatic haptic calls can lead to double-triggering when mixed with elements that use
v-tactileor lack direct UI event context propagation in WebView environments.Changes:
v-tactilehaptic feedback brokering directive on#voyage-set-end-btn,#voyage-activate-btn, and#voyage-cancel-btninVoyageSetupForm.vue.haptics.tap()invocations anduseHapticshook reference fromuseVoyageForm.ts.Verification:
VoyageSetupForm.spec.tsanduseVoyageForm.spec.tsvalidations.pnpm run buildcompiled successfully without error.Log Updates:
PR created automatically by Jules for task 2368134061969364774 started by @AlbiDR