The sidebar was the project's actual nav (the design doc called it
'top nav' but the existing app is sidebar-driven). Five entries
reflecting the doc-centric IA replace the seven analysis-centric ones.
Sidebar
- shared/ui/AppSidebar.vue: data-driven over a NavItem[] table
instead of seven hard-coded RouterLinks. Inline SVG icon
components keep the visual weight close to the previous version
with no new dependency.
- Five entries: Home / Docs (★ primary, bolder label) / Stores /
Runs / Settings.
- Active state via matchesActive(path, prefixes): exact match for
Home, prefix match (with segment / query boundary) for the others.
Pure helper in shared/ui/navActive.ts, unit tested.
Removed from the sidebar (legacy pages still reachable by URL):
Studio, Documents, Search, Reasoning, History.
i18n
- nav.docs / nav.stores / nav.runs added in fr + en, grouped under
the 0.6.0 nav block.
- Legacy nav labels (nav.studio / nav.documents / nav.history /
nav.reasoning / nav.search) kept — the legacy pages still render
headings using them. Duplicate nav.search entries removed (the key
now lives once per locale, in the nav block).
Tests
- shared/ui/navActive.test.ts (5 cases): exact-match for Home,
prefix boundary semantics, multi-prefix matching, empty list edge.
Refs #209
