Both delete paths -- the per-note actions sheet and the detail screen -- deleted
immediately, with no confirmation and no undo. With a pointer that is merely
risky: you have to travel to the control and press it. With a keyboard it is
one Tab away from a Return you were about to press anyway, and the note is gone
with nothing to recover it.
The confirmation is built so the SAFE option is what a reflexive keypress hits:
Cancel is autofocused, Escape dismisses as "no", and the destructive button is
error-coloured but deliberately not the default action. Escape is bound
explicitly rather than relying on the barrier, because the desktop surface here
is a Chrome --app window where that cannot be assumed -- and a confirmation the
keyboard cannot back out of is worse than no confirmation at all.
The actions sheet also gains isScrollControlled. Default bottom sheets cap at
9/16 of the viewport, i.e. ~432px on a 768px screen, and this sheet's height
grows with the note title and its chip rows -- so Delete could be clipped out of
reach on the very screen this app is used on.
The two existing delete tests correctly failed once confirmation landed; both
now go through the dialog, and each gains a cancel-keeps-the-note counterpart so
the negative path is covered too. 204 tests, 100% line coverage held.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
