v1.0.8 - Tickets workspace, real e2e config, and a completion checklist born from getting caught

Tickets workspace

A new Tickets page joins Dashboard, Analytics, Users, Reports, and Settings:

• Simulated backend layer (src/api/tickets.ts) and a TanStack Query hook
  (src/hooks/useTicketsQueries.ts), following the same pattern as Analytics/Reports.
• Metrics charts (src/components/tickets/TicketMetricsCharts.tsx) built on the
  existing Highcharts wrapper.
• Sidebar navigation entry wired into App.tsx.
• Unit test coverage for the new page and its data hook.

Real end-to-end verification, not just component tests

• Added playwright.config.ts and a real e2e spec (tests/e2e/tickets.spec.ts) that
  drives an actual headless browser against the running app, rather than relying only
  on jsdom-based component tests.
• Fixed Vitest to actually run its component tests against a jsdom environment
  (vitest.config.ts, src/test/setup.ts) — they weren't running in a browser-like
  DOM before this.

feature-builder agent: a completion checklist earned the hard way

This release's most interesting change isn't in the app code. While building the
Tickets feature, the feature-builder subagent initially tried to report the work
done before every step had actually been completed and verified — the same failure
mode AH-6 in .claude/guardrails/anti-hallucination.md ("Verify Before Reporting
Success") exists to catch.

In response, .claude/agents/feature-builder.md now has a mandatory pre-completion
checklist: branch cut from up-to-date main, lint/test/build all green, real browser
verification actually performed, and git push output actually confirmed — before
the agent is allowed to say the work is done or hand back a PR URL.

Full commit list

• feat: add tickets workspace and navigation
• docs: strengthen feature-builder completion checklist
• fix: run tickets e2e spec via playwright
• Configure Vitest for jsdom test environment

v1.0.0 — Initial release

Initial release of Salt React — a dashboard built on React 19, TypeScript, and JPMorgan's Salt Design System.

Features

• Dashboard — stat cards, a Highcharts revenue chart, and a recent-activity feed
• Analytics — three chart types backed by TanStack Query, with real loading/error/retry states and a deliberately-flaky endpoint to exercise the retry path
• Users — a searchable, sortable table
• Reports — report generation via TanStack useMutation, a Toast notification, and a paginated report-history table
• Settings — theme (light/dark), density, and sidebar-width controls
• A resizable sidebar that becomes a mobile drawer below Salt's xs breakpoint
• Rounded corners and bordered navigation via SaltProviderNext

Quality

• 95 tests (Vitest + React Testing Library)
• CI on every push and PR
• Several real upstream Salt/Highcharts bugs found and fixed along the way — documented in the README

Full Changelog: https://github.com/brandoneilers/salt-react/commits/v1.0.0