- Gate TeamListView dialogs with showCreateDialog/launchDialogOpen
- Gate SchedulesView and ScheduleSection lazy dialogs with dialogOpen
- Fix import order in SchedulesView (import type before lazy constant)
- Add Show raw toggle button to MarkdownViewer rendered view
- Fix react/display-name in DisplayItemList, MarkdownViewer, SessionItem,
SidebarTaskItem, TeamDetailView, TeamListView, KanbanBoard, GlobalTaskList,
MemberCard, TaskRow — all anonymous arrows inside memo() replaced with
named function form
- Fix simple-import-sort violations in TeamDetailView, TeamListView,
SchedulesView, ScheduleSection — static imports moved before lazy() consts
- Gate all lazy dialogs in TeamDetailView by their open flag so dynamic
import() only fires when the dialog is actually opened:
launchDialogOpen, createTaskDialog.open, sendDialogOpen,
selectedTask !== null, reviewDialogState.open
Wraps BaseItem, StatusDot, MetricsPill, LinkedToolItem, TeammateMessageItem,
SlashItem, all linkedTool viewers (Default/Edit/Read/Skill/Write/ToolError,
CollapsibleOutputSection), CollapsibleTeamSection, and TaskTooltip in
React.memo to prevent unnecessary re-renders when chat history updates.
Extract per-member rendering into a memo'd MemberCardRow component with
useCallback handlers, so MemberCard never re-renders from new inline
lambda references when MemberList re-renders for an unrelated member.
Move toggleSidebarSessionSelection into SessionItem's own store
subscription, eliminating the inline arrow function prop that was
breaking its memo on every sidebar render.
Lazy-load LaunchTeamDialog (2918L) and CreateTeamDialog (2208L) in all
four host components (TeamDetailView, TeamListView, SchedulesView,
ScheduleSection). These dialogs are never needed at initial mount — they
only open on user action. Deferring their parse/compile saves ~175KB of
JS from the initial render path.
TeamDetailView (3166L), TeamListView (1180L), DateGroupedSessions (1117L),
and MarkdownViewer (1198L) were re-rendering on every parent render cycle.
Wrapping them in memo() prevents cascading re-renders when their props and
store subscriptions have not changed, targeting VSCode-level UI responsiveness.
