A buyer on the property page texts or emails the agent about this home in one tap, with the address and link already written #134

The property page /homes/:id now has Text Morgan and Email Morgan buttons under the price, with the address and page link already written into the message.

bun test src/property.test.ts, src/design.test.ts and src/a11y.test.ts pass, and bun scripts/lint-design.ts is clean. I did not run bun x tsc --noEmit: the repo has no tsconfig, so it only printed its help text. scripts/gate.ts and scripts/fast.ts don't exist here, and I did not run the full suite; the forge's check does that on push.

• Links: both are plain <a> links, with no script and nothing stored. The text link is sms:<digits>?&body=… and the email link is mailto:<email>?subject=About <address>&body=…. The words are "Hi Morgan, I'm interested in <address>. Is it still available? <absolute URL>". The buyer's name for the agent is the first word of the agent's name.
• Open house: when the listing is active and has open houses, the words add "Is the open house on … still on?" It uses the same condition as the page's existing Open house line. I did not filter out past dates, since the page doesn't either.
• Encoding: every part goes through encodeURIComponent and then HTML-escaping. A test with &, ?, #, a quote and < in the address shows the href stays one attribute and the address decodes intact. The @ in the mailto address is left readable.
• Hidden cases: a missing phone or email hides its own button, and the off-market page shows neither.
• Unchanged: the tel/mailto contact block, contract.json, routes, permissions and CSP are untouched.
• Where it lives: the logic is a new module, src/inquiry.ts. src/pages/property.ts calls it, and the new tests are in src/property.test.ts.
• Styling: the buttons reuse .button and .button-quiet. The one new class, home-reach, is a flex row defined in static/app.css and named in docs/design/areas/property.md. The README walk-through has one new paragraph.

I did not test the sms: links on a phone. The tests only check the rendered HTML.

Closes #133

The property page /homes/:id now has Text Morgan and Email Morgan buttons under the price, with the address and page link already written into the message.

bun test src/property.test.ts, src/design.test.ts and src/a11y.test.ts pass, and bun scripts/lint-design.ts is clean. I did not run bun x tsc --noEmit: the repo has no tsconfig, so it only printed its help text. scripts/gate.ts and scripts/fast.ts don't exist here, and I did not run the full suite; the forge's check does that on push.

• Links: both are plain <a> links, with no script and nothing stored. The text link is sms:<digits>?&body=… and the email link is mailto:<email>?subject=About <address>&body=…. The words are "Hi Morgan, I'm interested in <address>. Is it still available? <absolute URL>". The buyer's name for the agent is the first word of the agent's name.
• Open house: when the listing is active and has open houses, the words add "Is the open house on … still on?" It uses the same condition as the page's existing Open house line. I did not filter out past dates, since the page doesn't either.
• Encoding: every part goes through encodeURIComponent and then HTML-escaping. A test with &, ?, #, a quote and < in the address shows the href stays one attribute and the address decodes intact. The @ in the mailto address is left readable.
• Hidden cases: a missing phone or email hides its own button, and the off-market page shows neither.
• Unchanged: the tel/mailto contact block, contract.json, routes, permissions and CSP are untouched.
• Where it lives: the logic is a new module, src/inquiry.ts. src/pages/property.ts calls it, and the new tests are in src/property.test.ts.
• Styling: the buttons reuse .button and .button-quiet. The one new class, home-reach, is a flex row defined in static/app.css and named in docs/design/areas/property.md. The README walk-through has one new paragraph.

I did not test the sms: links on a phone. The tests only check the rendered HTML.