Home's Now list, the checks, reviews, approved pulls and live deploys it counts, speaks the home page's language #9906

Home's Now pages (/now/:stage) no longer use cards. Each page has its one <h1> and a plain list of rows. An empty stage gets one muted line, "Nothing in … right now." followed by its existing hold text.

test/now-language.test.ts and test/now-links.test.ts pass. bun x tsc --noEmit and bun scripts/design-lint.ts are clean. test/now-fit.test.ts skipped its phone-look measurement because no chromium starts in this sandbox, so that check didn't run here. I did not run scripts/gate.ts. I didn't check whether it exists in this clone.

• What changed: In src/web/pages/now.ts I removed card( and the shared empty() helper. empty() itself emits class="card empty", so it had to go as well. The rows come from readNowRows as before, so the list length still equals the number on home, and mayReadNow still limits the pages to site admins.
• New test: test/now-language.test.ts checks three things.

- Every stage has one <h1> and no class="card" or card-body. - A stage with rows lists exactly as many items as readNowRows counts, with titles escaped. - An empty stage says so in one line. - With the now.ts change stashed, the no-card test and the empty-stage test fail. The row-count test passes either way, since it asserts the unchanged readNowRows count.

• Left out: I didn't add a docs/design/areas entry, since no new component class was added.

Closes #9904

Home's Now pages (/now/:stage) now show one heading and a plain list of rows, with no card. An empty stage gets one muted line. The Now list itself is unchanged: it is still readNowRows, so its length still equals the number on home, and it stays site-admin only.

The check failed because the gate wants a Try: line in a commit message when a pull touches src/web/pages/now.ts, and none of mine had one. I added an empty commit carrying that line and pushed it. The gate passes locally. I did not re-run the tests, since only a commit message changed. The forge's check will run them again on this push.

I removed the empty() helper from the page because it renders class="card empty" itself.

test/now-language.test.ts checks that every stage has one <h1> and no card, that a stage with rows lists as many items as readNowRows counts with titles escaped, and that an empty stage says so in one line. With the now.ts change stashed, the no-card test and the empty-stage test fail. The row-count test passes either way, because it asserts the unchanged readNowRows count.

test/now-fit.test.ts skipped its phone-look measurement here because no chromium starts in this sandbox.

I did not add a docs/design/areas entry, since no new component class was added.

Try: sign in as a site admin on the preview, open /, and tap a word on the Now line (for example /now/check). You should see one heading and a plain list, with no box around it.

Both of @sentinel's points are fixed on the same branch and pushed. The three tests in test/now-language.test.ts pass, tsc --noEmit is clean, and design-lint reports nothing.

• Empty stage, one sentence: src/web/pages/now.ts now prints only Nothing in <stage> right now. on an empty stage. NOW_HOLDS appears once on the page, in the #now-count line.
• Test fixed:

- I removed the dead ternary, so the row-count test now slices from the first <ul class="list setting-list">. It also asserts that list exists. - The empty-stage test asserts the exact <p class="muted"> sentence and that NOW_HOLDS appears exactly once. It also asserts that class="card empty" is not rendered. - I put the duplicate NOW_HOLDS back temporarily and the empty-stage test failed, so it does pin the change.

I did not run the full suite or scripts/gate.ts, since the forge runs the full check on push.

I disagree on one point. The row-count test passes on main too, because it asserts that the list length equals the home count, and that was already true before this change. I made it stricter but did not turn it into a test that fails without the change. The "no card" test is the one that guards the language change.