Mohamed Boudra
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The grouped Sessions view now matches the workspace tree's project-row UX instead of forking it. Both consumers share one composable. New: SidebarProjectHeaderRow (memoized, slot-driven) — chevron, hover/press/selected backgrounds, leading visual override, trailing slot for kebab/shortcut/new-worktree, optional PressableComponent for ContextMenuTrigger. Plus sidebarProjectChildIndentStyles for indenting children under the header. Workspace tree refactored to consume it: drag handle, status icon, shortcut badge, kebab menu, and ContextMenuTrigger all flow through slots. Behavior preserved. Grouped Sessions: - Header now collapses on press, with the same chevron-on-hover affordance the workspace tree has. - Section collapse uses the same persistent useSidebarCollapsedSections store the workspace tree uses, so collapsing Project A in either view collapses it in both. - Children rows get indented: SidebarSessionRow accepts an `indented` prop wired to the shared style. Footer matches. - Show-more vs section-collapse are now distinct concepts: controller's expandedProjects renamed to previewExpandedProjects, toggleProjectExpanded -> toggleProjectPreviewExpanded. Collapse beats preview-expansion. deriveGroupedSidebarSessions takes both preview-expanded and collapsed sets. Collapsed groups return empty visibleIds and the flattener emits header-only for them. Tests: 41 passing across 7 files. New cases cover collapsed-hides-rows, collapsed-wins-over-preview-expanded, and the section-only flatten emission.
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