Mounts a new ProjectEditorSaveBarComponent in the editor page that shows
draft/published status, unsaved-changes indicator, and validation issues,
wiring the Task 8 facade save()/publish()/dirty/status/validationIssues
signals to an actual UI for the first time.
Mock bootstrap seed data populates page.route but never page.slug, so
duplicateSlugIssues always collapsed every static page to the same
undefined key and reported a false-positive duplicate-slugs issue,
permanently blocking Publish. Fall back to route (leading slash
stripped) when slug is missing or empty.
Wires ProjectValidator into ProjectEditorFacade and extends ProjectEditorState
with status ('draft'|'published') and lastSavedBootstrap. Adds dirty computed
(diffed against lastSavedBootstrap), validationIssues computed, and save()/publish()
methods. publish() calls PlatformRuntimeService.reloadFromBootstrap() and refuses
when validation issues exist. loadBootstrap() seeds lastSavedBootstrap so a
freshly-loaded bootstrap is not dirty.
The @if/@else toggle between the contentEditable surface and the code
textarea broke the static ViewChild('surface') query: Angular never
resolves a static query for an element inside a conditional block, so
surface stayed undefined and every keystroke threw in emitChange().
Render both elements always and toggle visibility with [hidden]
instead, and add an ngAfterViewInit sync as a safety net for the
initial html input on the first change-detection pass.
11-task plan extending the existing /builder editor: route-driven
tabs, generic Languages/Navigation tabs, a dependency-free rich HTML
editor, client-side draft/publish + validation, and a dirty-state
guard. Notes the repo has no test runner configured, so tasks use
manual verification instead of automated specs.
Records the multi-tenant marketplace platform architecture as ADR-0001
(bootstrap-driven, config-only frontend) with a source-backed fact pack,
and writes the approved Sprint 16 design for extending the existing
project editor with Languages/Navigation tabs, an HTML editor, and a
client-side draft/publish flow.
Unify product details modules behind config-driven contracts so teams can
extend UX without changing runtime architecture or bootstrap flow.
Keep backward compatibility with existing product payloads by treating new
media/specification/variant/related structures as optional extensions.
Improve conversion and content discoverability with reusable actions,
typed media rendering, grouped specifications, dynamic variants, and
multi-collection related products.
