fix: route-boundary suspension — router-owned pending state + compound Loader - #461
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…rb (#455) Loader.Root wraps Ark's indeterminate Progress; Loader.Indicator is the one visual slot and renders any children it is given, so a future orb replaces a single part rather than the component. The default orb animates registered @Property gradient angles instead of rotating a rasterized texture, draws in currentColor so it inherits any surface, and collapses to a single static arc under prefers-reduced-motion. Sizes ride --pw-loader-size through data-size on Root. The stylesheet ships as @conciv/ui-kit-system/loader.css, matching how ui-kit-chat ships its theme layers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PendingPane is the single place the app decides what global pending looks like; createRouter wires it as defaultPendingComponent. defaultPendingMs 300 / defaultPendingMinMs 500 govern the loader-driven pending branch (router-core setupPendingTimeout only arms for routes with loader/beforeLoad — here /panel/$sessionId and /quick): nothing shows below 300ms, and once shown the pane stays at least 500ms, which Match.jsx also requires to be > 0 before it renders the fallback at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ng (#455) useSessionCaptures built its view map in a body-scope createMemo that read captures.data unguarded. solid-query's data proxy falls through to the resource on the first-load undefined path, so that eager read suspended the route's own Match Suspense and took the entire pane subtree off-document for the duration of the query. Guarding on isPending — the pattern chat-pane already uses for the harness metadata — keeps the read off the resource until there is data. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…#455) Holds /rpc/captures/list and asserts the composer paints anyway with no route pending loader on screen; holds /rpc/sessions/list and asserts the shell keeps its launcher, which is what fab.tsx's local Suspense island already buys. A third case proves the fast path never flashes the loader at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe UI kit adds a reusable, styled ChangesLoader and route pending state
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds router-level pending UI and prevents captures loading from blanking the pane, but the route tests may finish before the pending threshold and miss a loader flash or incorrect fallback behavior. Merge readiness also requires resolving the reported stylesheet lint and animation-fallback issues. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Router
participant PendingPane
participant Loader
participant SessionCapturesQuery
participant PanelContent
Router->>SessionCapturesQuery: wait for pending capture data
Router->>PendingPane: render after pending delay
PendingPane->>Loader: render loading indicator and text
SessionCapturesQuery->>PanelContent: provide capture data
Router->>PanelContent: render resolved route
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Pull request overview
Adds route-level pending UI and prevents capture queries from suspending the pane boundary.
Changes:
- Introduces and exports the compound
Loadercomponent and styling. - Configures router pending behavior through
PendingPane. - Guards capture data reads and adds browser regression tests.
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.changeset/loader-and-route-pending.md |
Documents the Loader release. |
packages/ui-kit-system/src/loader.tsx |
Implements the Loader compound API. |
packages/ui-kit-system/src/loader.css |
Adds Loader visuals and motion handling. |
packages/ui-kit-system/src/loader.stories.tsx |
Demonstrates Loader variants. |
packages/ui-kit-system/src/index.tsx |
Exports Loader publicly. |
packages/ui-kit-system/package.json |
Publishes the Loader stylesheet. |
apps/storybook/.storybook/storybook.css |
Loads Loader styles in Storybook. |
apps/conciv/src/styles.css |
Loads Loader styles in the app. |
apps/conciv/src/shell/pending.tsx |
Defines the route pending pane. |
apps/conciv/src/router.ts |
Configures router pending timing and fallback. |
apps/conciv/src/pane/session-captures.ts |
Avoids suspending on initial capture loading. |
apps/conciv/test/route-boundary.browser.test.tsx |
Adds route-boundary regression coverage. |
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| function Root(props: ComponentProps<typeof Ark.Root> & {size?: LoaderSize}): JSX.Element { | ||
| const [local, rest] = splitProps(props, ['class', 'size']) | ||
| return ( | ||
| <Ark.Root | ||
| value={null} | ||
| translations={DEFAULT_TRANSLATIONS} | ||
| {...rest} | ||
| class={`${ROOT} ${local.class ?? ''}`} | ||
| data-size={local.size ?? 'md'} | ||
| /> |
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Fixed in e8d79d1: Root now omits value/defaultValue from its prop type and pins value={null} after the spread — the indeterminate contract is unoverridable.
| pw-loader-description-pulse 4s cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.6, 1) 1.6s infinite; | ||
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| @supports not (background: conic-gradient(from var(--pw-loader-angle-a), red, blue)) { |
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Resolved by removal rather than a better gate: the styles moved into the uno preset (c17bfd0/e23f53bf) and the @supports fallback was deleted in e8d79d1. You are right that the query could not detect @Property support — and no CSS-only query reliably can (at-rule() support postdates @Property by years, so gating either direction strands a browser cohort). The fallback was an ungatable second motion system for a shrinking population; without it those browsers get a static, fully accessible loader, which is the same rendering our prefers-reduced-motion path already ships deliberately.
| defaultPendingComponent: PendingPane, | ||
| defaultPendingMs: 300, | ||
| defaultPendingMinMs: 500, |
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Added in e8d79d1: fake-core gained a sessions/resolve route, and a new test drives an alias navigation whose beforeLoad is held 900ms — asserting the pending loader appears, hands off to the pane, and leaves. Revert-checked: with defaultPendingComponent removed the test fails on the pending-visible assertion.
| /* Loader orb: registered @property angles, keyframes and feathered gradient masks that no utility class | ||
| can express, shipped as a stylesheet by the design system. */ | ||
| @import '@conciv/ui-kit-system/loader.css'; |
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In `@apps/conciv/test/route-boundary.browser.test.tsx`:
- Around line 45-64: Update the three route-pending assertions in the tests
around the pane, launcher, and immediate-query cases to wait at least 350 ms
after mounting before checking routePending() is absent. Keep delayed requests
active during that observation window, and apply the same timing to the
immediate-query test so a pending-loader flash is detected.
In `@packages/ui-kit-system/src/loader.css`:
- Line 105: Update the affected declarations in loader.css by adding the
required blank line before each display declaration and changing every
currentColor value to lowercase currentcolor, including the additional
referenced occurrences.
- Around line 245-262: The loader fallback currently tests conic-gradient
parsing instead of whether the custom angle properties were registered, so
update the loader CSS to use rotation-based animation by default and enable
angle animation only when `@property` support is confirmed. Adjust the
feature-query structure around pw-loader-arc-a through pw-loader-arc-d
accordingly, and add a Playwright test covering the supported target browser
matrix and verifying smooth angle animation behavior.
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| --pw-loader-size: 8rem; | ||
| --pw-loader-label-size: 1rem; | ||
| --pw-loader-description-size: 0.875rem; | ||
| display: flex; |
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Fix the reported Stylelint errors.
The stylesheet fails the configured declaration-spacing and keyword-case rules. Add the required empty line before display. Replace each currentColor value with currentcolor.
Also applies to: 139-139, 155-156, 174-174, 192-192, 223-223, 239-239, 247-247, 251-251, 255-255, 259-259
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[error] 105-105: Expected empty line before declaration (declaration-empty-line-before)
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In `@packages/ui-kit-system/src/loader.css` at line 105, Update the affected
declarations in loader.css by adding the required blank line before each display
declaration and changing every currentColor value to lowercase currentcolor,
including the additional referenced occurrences.
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| @supports not (background: conic-gradient(from var(--pw-loader-angle-a), red, blue)) { | ||
| .pw-loader-arc-a { | ||
| background: conic-gradient(transparent 0deg, currentColor 90deg, transparent 180deg); | ||
| animation: pw-loader-spin 3s linear infinite; | ||
| } | ||
| .pw-loader-arc-b { | ||
| background: conic-gradient(transparent 0deg, currentColor 120deg, transparent 240deg); | ||
| animation: pw-loader-spin 2.5s cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.6, 1) infinite; | ||
| } | ||
| .pw-loader-arc-c { | ||
| background: conic-gradient(transparent 0deg, currentColor 45deg, transparent 90deg); | ||
| animation: pw-loader-spin-reverse 4s cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.6, 1) infinite; | ||
| } | ||
| .pw-loader-arc-d { | ||
| background: conic-gradient(transparent 0deg, currentColor 20deg, transparent 40deg); | ||
| animation: pw-loader-spin 3.5s linear infinite; | ||
| } | ||
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CSS Properties and Values API @Property browser support conic-gradient support Firefox Safari Chromium
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Both the CSS Properties and Values API (@property) and conic-gradient are now widely supported across all major modern browsers [1][2][3]. CSS @property The @property at-rule, which allows developers to register custom properties with specific syntax, types, and inheritance rules, has reached universal support in modern browsers [2]. It is considered a Baseline feature, meaning it is stable and interoperable across the latest versions of Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Opera), Firefox, and Safari [4][1][2]. conic-gradient The conic-gradient CSS function, used to create gradients that rotate around a center point, is also widely supported and has been established as a standard feature across all major browsers since late 2020 [3][5]. Summary of Support: - Chromium Browsers (Chrome, Edge): Fully supported [4][6]. - Firefox: Fully supported since version 83 [7][8]. - Safari: Fully supported since version 12.1 [7][5]. You can safely use both features in production environments for modern web applications [2][5].
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- 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/At-rules/%40property
- 2: https://web.dev/blog/at-property-baseline
- 3: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/Values/gradient/conic-gradient
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There is no direct way to use @supports to detect if a specific custom property has been registered via @property [1][2][3]. The @supports rule is designed to check for browser support of CSS features (properties, values, or at-rules), not the state of registered custom properties [4][5]. To detect browser support for the @property at-rule itself, you can use the @supports at-rule syntax, which is part of the CSS Conditional Rules Module Level 5 [4][5]. @supports at-rule(@property) { /* This code runs in browsers that support the @property at-rule / } If you need to detect if a specific property has been successfully registered to take advantage of its typed behavior (e.g., transitions or inheritance), the standard approach is to use a progressive enhancement strategy [1][2]. A common technique involves registering a "sentinel" property with an initial value and then using a fallback mechanism—such as a var fallback—to see if the browser applies the registered value or the fallback [1]. Example of feature detection for @property registration: @property --support-sentinel { syntax: ""; initial-value: 1; inherits: false; }:root { / If @property is supported, --supported becomes 1. Otherwise, it defaults to 0. */ --supported: var(--support-sentinel, 0); } You can then use this custom property to apply styles conditionally based on its value [1]. Note that this confirms the @property feature is enabled, but does not inherently verify the existence of every individual custom property registration [1][2].
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- 1: https://www.bram.us/2024/07/03/feature-detect-css-property-support/
- 2: https://css-tricks.com/recipes-for-detecting-support-for-css-at-rules/
- 3: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69612853/using-css-can-i-check-if-a-browser-supports-the-css-properties-and-values-api
- 4: https://www.bram.us/2026/03/15/at-rule/
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You cannot use the @supports at-rule to directly detect if the CSS Properties and Values API (specifically the @property rule or CSS.registerProperty) is supported by a browser [1][2]. The @supports at-rule (feature query) is designed to test if a browser can parse specific CSS declarations or at-rules [3][4]. While the specification allows for an at-rule function within @supports, it lacks widespread browser support for checking arbitrary at-rules like @property [3][2]. Consequently, syntax such as @supports (@property) is not a reliable method for feature detection [1][2]. Because there is no direct @supports check for @property, developers often use alternative techniques for feature detection: 1. Space Toggle / Sentinel Value Method: A common approach is to register a custom property with a specific initial-value using @property and then check its value in CSS. If the browser supports @property, the value will be the defined initial value; otherwise, it will fall back to the default behavior of unregistered custom properties [2]. 2. JavaScript Detection: You can check for the existence of the API via JavaScript: 'CSS' in window && 'registerProperty' in CSS [1]. Note that simply checking for the existence of registerProperty does not guarantee that the @property at-rule is fully supported, though in modern browsers, both usually become available together [1]. In some cases, developers also test for related features, such as the paint function (CSS Painting API), to infer support for the broader CSS Houdini umbrella of APIs [1].
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- 2: https://www.bram.us/2024/07/03/feature-detect-css-property-support/
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The CSS.supports API and @supports at-rule function by testing whether the browser's CSS parser can successfully parse a given declaration (a property and its value) or condition [1][2][3]. They do not test for the existence of computed values, runtime states, or whether a custom property has been defined [1][4]. 1. Parsing vs. Computed Values: CSS feature queries test for syntactic support [1]. When you use CSS.supports('property', 'value') or @supports (property: value), the browser checks if that syntax is valid according to the CSS specifications it implements [1][2][3]. It does not check if the values will successfully resolve at runtime, nor does it check if custom properties (variables) used within those values currently have assigned values [4]. 2. Custom Properties: Custom properties (e.g., --my-var) are treated as valid CSS identifiers in most contexts [5][6]. Because the CSS grammar for custom properties is intentionally very permissive, CSS.supports will generally return true for any declaration using a var function, even if the referenced custom property is undefined or has no value [4]. This happens because the syntax itself is valid, regardless of the underlying variable's state [4]. 3. Conic Gradients: Testing for conic-gradient support follows this same logic [7]. Using @supports (background: conic-gradient(red, blue)) checks if the browser understands the conic-gradient syntax [7][1]. If the browser supports conic gradients, it returns true [7]. However, this only validates the syntax, not the rendering of specific color-stop features (e.g., certain complex double-position color stop syntaxes) [7]. In summary, CSS.supports and @supports are tools for checking syntactic parsing capabilities [1]. They cannot be used to detect whether a custom property is defined, what its value is, or if a property will successfully compute a specific result at runtime [1][4]. To detect if a custom property has a value, one would typically check its computed value using getComputedStyle in JavaScript [4].
Citations:
- 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Guides/Conditional_rules/Using_feature_queries
- 2: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/At-rules/@supports
- 3: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CSS/supports_static
- 4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26633258/how-can-i-detect-css-variable-support-with-javascript
- 5: [css-conditional-3]
CSS.supports(--custom, value)should not accept any value w3c/csswg-drafts#8823 - 6: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-css-archive/2023May/0225.html
- 7: https://keithclark.co.uk/articles/robust-css-feature-detection/
🌐 Web query:
unregistered custom property animation discrete interpolation CSS specification
💡 Result:
In CSS, unregistered custom properties (defined simply using the --* syntax without registration) are treated by the browser as arbitrary strings [1][2][3]. Because the browser lacks a defined syntax or data type for these properties, it cannot determine how to calculate intermediate values between two points [1][4]. Consequently, the animation behavior for unregistered custom properties is discrete [5]. In a discrete animation, no interpolation occurs between the start and end values [5]. Instead, the property value swaps from the start value to the end value at the 50% progress mark of the animation or transition timing [5]. To enable smooth interpolation (continuous animation), a custom property must be registered using either the @property at-rule or the CSS.registerProperty JavaScript method [6][2][3]. Registration provides the browser with a defined syntax (e.g., , , or ), allowing it to parse the values and perform the necessary mathematical interpolation during transitions and animations [6][5][1]. While the transition-behavior property exists in modern CSS to allow discrete properties to participate in transitions (such as animating display: none to block), this mechanism is specifically intended for properties that are inherently discrete [7]. It does not change the fundamental nature of unregistered custom properties from discrete to interpolated; registration remains the necessary requirement for enabling interpolation of custom properties [5][1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CSS_Properties_and_Values_API/guide
- 2: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Guides/Properties_and_values_API/Registering_properties
- 3: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Guides/Properties_and_values_API
- 4: https://web.dev/articles/css-props-and-vals
- 5: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Guides/Animations/Animatable_properties
- 6: https://www.w3.org/TR/css-properties-values-api/
- 7: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/Properties/transition-behavior
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package.json packages/ui-kit-system packages/embed apps/conciv .github README.md 2>/dev/null | head -300
printf '%s\n' '== CSS processing and loader consumers =='
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packages/ui-kit-system apps/conciv packages/embed apps/site 2>/dev/null | head -300Repository: conciv-dev/conciv
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Use a fallback that detects @property support. At packages/ui-kit-system/src/loader.css:245, this feature query only tests whether the declaration parses. A browser can parse conic-gradient() while ignoring @property; then the fallback does not apply, and the unregistered angle animations switch discretely. Make rotation the default and enable angle animation only after registration is established. Add a real Playwright test for the target browser matrix.
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In `@packages/ui-kit-system/src/loader.css` around lines 245 - 262, The loader
fallback currently tests conic-gradient parsing instead of whether the custom
angle properties were registered, so update the loader CSS to use rotation-based
animation by default and enable angle animation only when `@property` support is
confirmed. Adjust the feature-query structure around pw-loader-arc-a through
pw-loader-arc-d accordingly, and add a Playwright test covering the supported
target browser matrix and verifying smooth angle animation behavior.
…he shipped stylesheet (#455) Folds the Loader compound's styling (keyframes, @Property angle registrations plus the @supports transform fallback, conic-gradient arc masks, orb breathing, size variants, text rise/pulse) into @conciv/uno-preset as theme keyframes, a loader-size rule and loader-* shortcuts, matching how every other ui-kit-system component is styled. Deletes loader.css and its package export/attw exclusion and the two @import lines that pulled it into apps/conciv and storybook — this repo styles everything through the shared preset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…acket-utility strings (#455) The shortcut map encoded every gradient, mask, and animation as underscore-escaped bracket declarations — unreadable CSS smuggled through utility syntax. Each visual class is now a preset Rule emitting a plain, formatted CSS block (blockRule + toEscapedSelector, the json-tree pattern), with its reduced-motion behavior in a nested @media block beside it; the @Property preflight is formatted the same way. Only loader-arc remains a shortcut — it is genuinely just utilities. Generated CSS is unchanged: embed bundle grep shows the same selectors, registrations, and keyframes, and the Default story renders pixel-identical. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…frames are shortcut-gated (#455) The preset's own suite caught a real bug the visual checks could not: wind4 only emits a theme keyframe when an animate-* utility references it, and the loader rules reference their keyframes from raw animation declarations — so no @Keyframes ever reached the bundle and the orb rendered frozen at its initial angles. The preset test invariant (every animation.ts keyframe reachable from a motion shortcut) exists precisely to prevent this. Loader keyframes now live as raw @Keyframes in the loader preflight beside the @Property registrations, guaranteed emitted; animation.ts returns to holding only shortcut-reachable keyframes. Verified: @Keyframes pw-loader-* present in embed.css, computed animationName on a live arc is pw-loader-sweep-a at 3s, preset suite 180/180. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tract, drop ungatable fallback, prove pending positively (#455) Loader.Root now omits value/defaultValue from its props and pins value={null} after the spread, so a caller cannot flip the indeterminate loader into determinate ARIA state (Copilot). The @supports transform fallback is deleted rather than fixed: the query tested conic-gradient var() syntax, which cannot detect @Property support, so the browsers it targeted would animate angles discretely instead of taking the fallback — an ungatable second motion system for a vanishing population (Copilot). The route-pending config gains its missing positive guard: fake-core learns sessions/resolve, and a new test drives a slow beforeLoad alias navigation, asserting the pending loader appears, hands off to the pane, and leaves — revert-checked red without defaultPendingComponent (Copilot + CodeRabbit, sans the suggested sleep, which the test laws ban). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes #455.
Bug (RCA, instrumented)
TanStack Router wraps every route match in its own Suspense whose fallback is
pendingComponent ?? defaultPendingComponent— this app configured neither, so any suspension rendered the whole route subtree off-document with nothing painted. The confirmed culprit:apps/conciv/src/pane/session-captures.tsran an eagercreateMemoreadingcaptures.dataunguarded in ChatPane's body scope. solid-query's.dataproxy suspends on the first-loaddata === undefinedpath, and a body-scope memo registers on the route's Match boundary — so a slowcaptures.listblanked the entire pane for its duration (instrumented: 400ms delay → 458ms blank; de-eagering the read removed the blank with the query still slow).The
__root.tsx/ShellFab suspect from the issue was instrumented and disproven —fab.tsxalready islands the read in a local Suspense; code left untouched.Fix (three layers, platform-first)
Loadercompound component (@conciv/ui-kit-system):Loader.Root(Ark Progress, indeterminate — realprogressbarrole + accessible name) /Indicator/Text/Label/Description, matching the package's Avatar-style compound convention. The orb animates conic-gradient angles via registered@property(nevertransform: rotate— rotating a rasterized texture pixelates), feathered masks,currentColorthroughout (no theme variants),prefers-reduced-motion+@supportsfallbacks. The visual is deliberately swappable: children ofIndicatorreplace the default orb — nothing else moves.apps/conciv):PendingPanecomposes the Loader parts;defaultPendingComponent+defaultPendingMs: 300/defaultPendingMinMs: 500oncreateRouter. Verified against installedrouter-core@1.171.15source: reveal cannot happen before 300ms, and once shown is held ≥500ms — no flash in either direction. (Caveat verified in source: these timings gate thebeforeLoad/loader pending path; raw Suspense fallback has no timing gate in this version — protection there is "don't suspend", which is layer 3 and what the tests pin.){}whileisPending, the codebase's established guard pattern.Tests
apps/conciv/test/route-boundary.browser.test.tsx— role-name locators only (textbox/button/progressbarby accessible name), web-first assertions, fake-core delay/idle conventions:captures.listheld 1500ms (asserted within a 700ms bound)sessions.listheldRevert-check performed: with the guard removed the composer test fails and the failure dump shows the PendingPane rendering as the route fallback — proving both the bug and the pending wiring end-to-end.
Follow-up (not this PR)
apps/conciv/test/panel-focus-stability.browser.test.tsxdisposes the router without unmounting, leaking DOM between tests (latent false-pass source) — needs its own ticket.Verification
Loader approved visually via storybook spike + screenshots; typecheck/tests/lint/fallow green (116/116 app tests incl. the new suite); embed bundle grep confirms the loader CSS ships. Rebased onto current main (post-#431), zero conflicts.
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