Pit Friedrich
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DashboardView and GridStackView rendered the same three charts from the
same hardcoded data, so every chart factory method existed twice. The
dashboard is now the GridStackLayout variant at @Route(""):
- GridStackView deleted, its grid/toolbar/chart factories moved into
DashboardView, which keeps the point-click notifications the old
dashboard had.
- Charts size to their widget (100%/100%) instead of a fixed 400px.
- MainLayout has one dashboard entry; nav.gridstack/page.gridstack keys
dropped from all three bundles.
- Storage key is "dashboard" (was "gridstack-demo"), so a saved layout
from the old route is not reused.
- GridStackViewTest renamed to DashboardViewTest, plus a test asserting
the three charts render.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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