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feat: Implement sign-out flow on Settings screen#12

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This change implements a working sign-out flow from the Settings screen. It clears the stored PAT token by calling tokenStorage.clearToken() and correctly clears the application backstack and redirects the user to the AddPat screen.


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- Add `signOut()` and `signOutEvent` Flow to `SettingsViewModel` to clear stored PAT and trigger navigation.
- Add `onSignOut` lambda parameter to `SettingsScreen` and hook it up to the `SettingsRow` button and `LaunchedEffect`.
- Wire `onSignOut` in `App.kt` to navigate to `Route.AddPat` and properly pop the backstack up to `Route.Settings`.
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This pull request implements sign-out functionality by clearing the authentication token and redirecting the user to the sign-in screen. The implementation involves adding a sign-out event to the SettingsViewModel, handling the navigation in App.kt, and updating the SettingsScreen UI. Feedback was provided regarding the navigation logic, noting that popping up only to the settings route leaves other authenticated screens in the backstack, which could be a security risk. It is recommended to clear the entire backstack by popping up to the root route.

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navController.navigate(Route.AddPat) {
popUpTo(Route.Settings) { inclusive = true }
}
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The current sign-out logic only pops up to Route.Settings, which leaves other authenticated screens (like Main and Profile) in the backstack. This contradicts the PR description's goal of clearing the application backstack and poses a security risk as users could navigate back to private data after signing out.

You should pop up to the root of the authenticated flow (typically Route.Main) with inclusive = true to ensure the backstack is properly cleared before navigating to the sign-in screen.

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navController.navigate(Route.AddPat) {
popUpTo(Route.Settings) { inclusive = true }
}
navController.navigate(Route.AddPat) {
popUpTo(Route.Main) { inclusive = true }
}

@TheRealAshik TheRealAshik merged commit 01ffb87 into develop May 16, 2026
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@TheRealAshik TheRealAshik deleted the feature/sign-out-flow-15997093747578534765 branch May 16, 2026 08:10
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