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Reworks the dashboard into a home-control view per user feedback (it is not a server dashboard): - Dashboard now shows home data — rooms with live device state (lights on/off, power draw, window/door contacts, battery %), a home summary (devices online, lights on, open contacts, low batteries), and a Warnings panel that only lists what needs attention (offline device, open window, low battery, degraded host service). No server internals on the dashboard. - Server/service health (DB, Redis, Reverb, Horizon) + version info moved to a dedicated "Host & Dienste" page (new nav item under System); dashboard surfaces a host problem only as a warning that links there. - New domain slice (handoff §3, mock-first §13.2): rooms/devices/entities/ device_states migrations + models (UUID route keys, R11) + DemoHomeSeeder with Shelly-like devices incl. deliberate faults. Extracted SystemHealth service. - Sidebar decluttered further; new x-entity-state component; full DE/EN i18n. - Fixed R15 findings: .env.example now ships matching non-empty dev defaults for DB_PASSWORD and Reverb keys so a fresh `cp .env.example .env` boots cleanly. Verified: R12 21/21 in headless Chromium (0 console errors, 0 failed requests, breakpoints 375/768/1280); 10 feature tests green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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