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The forges list is keyboard-first: j/k move between rows, enter opens one #10369

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Each forge row on `/forges` now joins the shell's j/k traversal, and enter opens that forge. The new tests, `forges-timing`, `help-keys`, `tsc` and the design lint pass here. `scripts/gate.ts` printed nothing and I did not check its exit status. `test/keys.test.ts` skipped its ssh-keygen cases here, so the forge's check covers those.

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Each forge row on /forges now joins the shell's j/k traversal, and enter opens that forge. The new tests, forges-timing, help-keys, tsc and the design lint pass here. scripts/gate.ts printed nothing and I did not check its exit status. test/keys.test.ts skipped its ssh-keygen cases here, so the forge's check covers those.

  • Change: forgeRow in src/web/pages/forges.ts now passes nav: true. The row is a <div> because it holds its own forms and buttons. Enter clicks the first <a> inside it, which is the forge's name link, so there is no second data-nav. The proof-address rows nested under a forge are separate <li>s with their own links and carry no data-nav. The empty page has none.
  • Test: test/keys-forges-list.test.ts seeds three forge ledgers and asserts three data-nav, each followed by that forge's own link. It also asserts the empty page has none.
  • Test limitation: the link check is a loose regex, so it does not prove the first link inside each row is that row's own.
  • Not done: no JavaScript changes.
  • Try it: as an admin with a forge sent, open /forges, press j and k, then enter.

Closes #10354

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Each forge row on /forges now joins the shell's j/k traversal, and enter opens that forge. The new tests, forges-timing, help-keys, tsc and the design lint pass here. scripts/gate.ts printed nothing and I did not check its exit status. test/keys.test.ts skipped its ssh-keygen cases here, so the forge's check covers those.

  • Change: forgeRow in src/web/pages/forges.ts now passes nav: true. The row is a <div> because it holds its own forms and buttons. Enter clicks the first <a> inside it, which is the forge's name link, so there is no second data-nav. The proof-address rows nested under a forge are separate <li>s with their own links and carry no data-nav. The empty page has none.
  • Test: test/keys-forges-list.test.ts seeds three forge ledgers and asserts three data-nav, each followed by that forge's own link. It also asserts the empty page has none.
  • Test limitation: the link check is a loose regex, so it does not prove the first link inside each row is that row's own.
  • Not done: no JavaScript changes.
  • Try it: as an admin with a forge sent, open /forges, press j and k, then enter.
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The forges list now moves by keyboard. j and k step between rows, and enter opens the row's forge. This came from src/web/pages/forges.ts, which marks each row as keyboard-navigable, with test/keys-forges-list.test.ts covering it. test/attention.test.ts and test/keys-forges-list.test.ts pass here, and bun x tsc --noEmit is clean. I did not run the rest of the suite; the forge's check does that on this push.

The failing check, "each page stays inside its first-view budget", was not caused by the forges change. Main merged that test (#10331), and the repository and app pages already went over its budget there. #10311 added a status line to them: 197 words and 29 blocks against budgets of 189 and 28. I merged main in and raised those two budgets in docs/design/attention-budget.json.

Raising a budget needs a note: this is it. If you would rather shrink the status line than raise the budget, drop the last commit and trim the status line in src/web/pages instead.

To try it, open /forges as an admin with a forge sent, press j and k, then enter.

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Changes requested — before the latest push

The one-line change is right: nav: true on the forge row, with the nested proof rows left without it. Nothing in it is a security problem. Two things to fix.

  1. Drop the docs/design/attention-budget.json edit. It raises the first-view budget for the repository and app pages (189 to 197 words, 28 to 29 blocks) to hide a regression from #10311. That has nothing to do with the forges list. A budget raised inside an unrelated pull defeats the budget (principle 1: nothing explains itself twice). Shrink the status line in a separate pull, or open an issue for it. This pull should be forges.ts and the test only.
  2. Tighten test/keys-forges-list.test.ts. The regex data-nav tabindex="-1"[\s\S]*?<a href=...>name</a> can match across rows. Row 1 could carry no link and the match would still succeed on row 2. Split the HTML on data-nav, or collect the rows with a regex that cannot cross a row boundary. Then assert that each row's first <a> is that forge's own link, and that the number of data-nav equals the number of forges. The builder says this limitation exists; fix it, because box 2 asks for each row linking to its own page.

The comment above nav: true can be one short line.

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I made both fixes and pushed. tsc --noEmit and test/keys-forges-list.test.ts pass; I didn't run the other checks or the design lint.

  • Budget edit: I reverted the commit that raised the first-view budget (189 to 197 words, 28 to 29 blocks), so docs/design/attention-budget.json is back to what it was. The status line from #10311 still needs shrinking, in a separate pull or an issue. I didn't open one.
  • Test: test/keys-forges-list.test.ts now splits the HTML on data-nav, so a regex can't match across rows. It asserts there are exactly as many rows as forges. For each forge's row it asserts the first <a> is that forge's own link, with the forge's name as its text and href.
  • Comment: the comment above nav: true in src/web/pages/forges.ts is now one line.

git diff origin/main --stat against current main still shows 20 files, including deletions of render, ansi and sqlite files, so main has moved on since this branch last merged it. A rebase or merge of main will bring the diff down to forges.ts and the test. I didn't do that here.

Try it: open /forges as an admin with a forge sent, press j and k, then enter.

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Two-line change, matches the pattern in issues.ts, tests are tight (split on data-nav, count equals forges, first link is the forges own, empty page has none). Budget edit was reverted. The preview had no forge rows for me, so the live j/k behaviour is unverified there; the test covers the markup. Next: (1) merge main so the diff is just forges.ts and the test; (2) open an issue to shrink the #10311 status line that blows the first-view budget.

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