🧹 Extract renderFlight into FlightCard component

[TargetMisser]

🎯 What:
The FlightScreen.tsx file had grown excessively large (over 900 lines), primarily due to a massive renderFlight callback containing complex rendering logic, local variables, helper components (LogoPill, SwipeableFlightCard), and inline styling. This PR extracts that logic into a separate FlightCard.tsx component.

💡 Why:
Large components are hard to reason about, test, and maintain. By abstracting the complex rendering details of individual flight cards into a dedicated file, we drastically reduce the cognitive load when viewing FlightScreen.tsx. It improves separation of concerns, leaving FlightScreen.tsx to handle state management, API data fetching, and screen layout.

✅ Verification:

• Ran npm run typecheck to verify no strict-type regressions occurred.
• Ran npx jest --passWithNoTests to ensure tests execute cleanly.
• Reviewed FlightScreen.tsx to verify component props map effectively and old dead code has been safely pruned.

✨ Result:
The line count of FlightScreen.tsx dropped from 900+ to under 660 lines. Rendering logic is now localized inside FlightCard.tsx, adhering to React best practices for component modularization without altering any original behavior or functionality.

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Pull request overview

This PR refactors the Flight screen by extracting the large per-flight rendering block into a dedicated FlightCard component, aiming to reduce FlightScreen.tsx size and improve separation of concerns.

Changes:

• Extracted the flight card rendering (including swipe-to-pin UI and airline logo pill) into src/components/FlightCard.tsx.
• Updated FlightScreen.tsx to render <FlightCard /> instead of the inline renderFlight JSX.
• Updated the lockfile with several dependency version bumps and a new dependency entry.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File	Description
src/screens/FlightScreen.tsx	Replaces the inline renderFlight implementation with the extracted FlightCard component.
src/components/FlightCard.tsx	New component containing the extracted flight-card UI logic, styling, and swipe-to-pin behavior.
package-lock.json	Updates dependency versions and adds expo-secure-store in the lockfile metadata.

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[Copilot]

SwipeableFlightCard accepts an isPinned prop but never uses it. Consider removing the prop from the component signature (and its call sites) or using it (e.g., to adjust swipe UI) to avoid dead/unused API surface.

Suggested change

	children, isPinned, onToggle,
	}: {
	children: React.ReactNode;
	isPinned: boolean;
	children, onToggle,
	}: {
	children: React.ReactNode;

[Copilot]

duringShift is computed but never used. If shift-highlighting is still desired, wire this value into the card UI (e.g., conditional border/banner); otherwise remove the calculation to avoid misleading future readers and unnecessary per-render work.

Suggested change

	const duringShift = userShift && ts && (() => {
	if (activeTab === 'arrivals') return ts >= userShift.start && ts <= userShift.end;
	const opsData = getAirlineOps(airline);
	const ciOpen = ts - opsData.checkInOpen * 60;
	const ciClose = ts - opsData.checkInClose * 60;
	const gOpen = ts - opsData.gateOpen * 60;
	const gClose = ts - opsData.gateClose * 60;
	const ciOverlap = ciOpen <= userShift.end && ciClose >= userShift.start;
	const gateOverlap = gOpen <= userShift.end && gClose >= userShift.start;
	return ciOverlap || gateOverlap;
	})();