Remove the dashboard bottom status bar - #313
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Drop the fixed footer (system-status indicator + version label) from the dashboard layout and the SystemStatusIndicator component it was the only consumer of. The main content area no longer reserves the footer's 3rem on desktop.
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What
Removes the fixed bottom bar from the dashboard layout — the
All Systems Operationalsystem-status dropdown on the left and theOwlat v1.0label on the right.Changes
<footer>block fromapps/web/app/layouts/dashboard.vueand drop the desktoplg:min-height variant that reserved the footer's 3rem, so page content now extends to the bottom of the viewport.apps/web/app/components/SystemStatusIndicator.vue— the footer was its only consumer.Notes
The
systemHealth.getHealthStatsConvex query the indicator used is left in place (it has its own integration tests); it just no longer has a web UI consumer.