test(small): Refactor: Simplify Google Doc Table Parsing Logic

[arii]

Description

This PR simplifies the Google Doc table parsing logic in services/googleDocParser.ts. It now assumes the target table has a single row with 4 or more columns, as per requirements. Advanced filtering (paragraph joining, line limits, empty row filtering) has been removed in favor of direct text extraction and whitespace trimming. Unit tests have been updated to verify these changes.

Fixes #8932

Change Type: 🏗️ Refactoring (code change that neither fixes bug nor adds feature)

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Original PR Body

This PR simplifies the Google Doc table parsing logic in services/googleDocParser.ts. It now assumes the target table has a single row with 4 or more columns, as per requirements. Advanced filtering (paragraph joining, line limits, empty row filtering) has been removed in favor of direct text extraction and whitespace trimming. Unit tests have been updated to verify these changes.

Fixes #8932

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[arii]

Reviewed commit: bceadfac5fff6e7c0647dc234658651fdb232a5b

This PR successfully refactors and simplifies the Google Doc table parsing logic, significantly reducing complexity and lines of code in services/googleDocParser.ts. The change aligns perfectly with the stated goal of assuming a single header row and extracting only that information, discarding subsequent data rows.

Key observations:

• Code Simplification: The removal of the multi-row iteration, paragraph parsing, text cleaning for non-breaking spaces, and the 10-line limit per cell drastically simplifies the function. This is a strong positive, adhering to the "Less code, more clarity" and "Code Conciseness & Redundancy Prevention" guidelines.
• Reduced LOC: The net change of -55 lines in the service file is excellent, demonstrating a clear improvement in maintainability and efficiency.
• Test Alignment: The unit tests in tests/unit/services/googleDocParser.test.ts have been correctly updated to reflect the new, simplified behavior, specifically asserting that only headers are parsed and rows remains empty. New tests for whitespace cleaning and handling 4+ columns are also appropriate.
• Correctness: The implementation correctly extracts and trims text from the first row's cells, fulfilling the updated parsing requirements.

Overall, this is a well-executed refactor that improves the codebase.

Reviewed at commit: bceadfac5fff6e7c0647dc234658651fdb232a5b

[arii]

Reviewed commit: 0cdde3c30207cad9f8a1f6f8ab8318810049a532

This PR significantly refactors and simplifies the parseGoogleDocTable logic, reducing its complexity and lines of code. The change aligns with the updated comment in the function, which explicitly states the new assumption that the table has 1 row (treated as headers) and 4+ columns, and that newlines within cells are replaced with spaces for UI consistency.

The tests have been updated to accurately reflect this new behavior, covering whitespace cleaning, newline replacement, and handling of empty cells, which is excellent.

Key Observations:

1. Functional Change: The PR title is "Refactor," but the change is also a significant functional alteration, as the parser now only extracts the first row as headers and discards all subsequent rows. This is explicitly documented in the code comment (Per requirements: assume table has 1 row but 4+ columns.). Assuming this change in parsing scope is intentional and driven by updated requirements, the implementation is clean and correct.
2. Code Conciseness: The reduction in lines of code is substantial and improves readability, adhering to the project's CODE_REVIEW_GUIDELINES.md on reducing complexity and redundancy.
3. Type Safety: No any types were introduced, maintaining strict type safety.

Overall, this is a well-executed change that simplifies the parsing logic to meet the (presumably updated) requirements. The new tests provide good coverage for the simplified functionality.

Reviewed at commit: 0cdde3c30207cad9f8a1f6f8ab8318810049a532

[arii]

Reviewed commit: 955989e387a763081336faba46b1116fe8d30ad2

The refactoring in services/googleDocParser.ts significantly simplifies the table parsing logic, which is a positive step towards a more concise and maintainable codebase, aligning with our CODE_REVIEW_GUIDELINES.md. The removal of complex multi-line cell handling and the 10-line limit, along with the explicit focus on only the first row, drastically reduces the complexity.

However, this change represents a functional modification rather than just a refactor of existing behavior. The previous implementation parsed all rows of the table, whereas the new version explicitly extracts only the first row as headers and returns an empty array for rows. The comment // Per requirements: assume table has 1 row with 4+ columns. suggests a change in the underlying requirements for this parser.

The unit tests in tests/unit/services/googleDocParser.test.ts have been updated to correctly reflect this new behavior, which is excellent.

Action Required:

1. Update PR Description: Please update the PR description to explicitly state that the parseGoogleDocTable function now only parses the first row of the Google Doc table as headers and discards all subsequent data rows. Confirm that this change in functionality aligns with the current application requirements for Google Doc table processing.
2. Review PR Title: The PR title test(small): Refactor: Simplify Google Doc Table Parsing Logic seems to miscategorize this PR. The changes are in a core service file and involve a functional change, not just a small test update. Consider updating the title to better reflect the scope, e.g., feat(parser): Simplify Google Doc Table Parsing to Headers Only or refactor(parser): Update Google Doc Table Parsing to Headers Only.

This clarification and title review are crucial for understanding the scope and impact of this PR.

Reviewed at commit: 955989e387a763081336faba46b1116fe8d30ad2

[arii]

Reviewed commit: 32707d75ed809064e3cbe0c0c84bcc49140040b1

This PR successfully refactors and simplifies the parseGoogleDocTable service, aligning it with the clarified requirement to extract only the first row as headers and disregard subsequent rows. The changes significantly reduce the complexity and lines of code in the parser, which is a strong positive.

Specifically, the updated logic for cleaning cell content by replacing newlines with spaces and trimming whitespace is a pragmatic improvement for UI consistency. The accompanying unit tests have been thoroughly updated to reflect this new behavior, including explicit tests for whitespace handling and newline replacement.

This refactor adheres to the project's Code Review Guidelines: Reducing Lines of Code by eliminating verbose and redundant code, and avoiding overly complex solutions for the current parsing scope. The net reduction in LOC is a clear win for maintainability.

One important aspect to note is the explicit assumption stated in the code comment: // Per requirements: assume table has 1 row but 4+ columns. This is a critical clarification that justifies the simplification. Should the application's needs evolve to require multi-row table parsing from Google Docs in the future, this function would need to be re-evaluated or a new, more comprehensive parser implemented. For the current scope, this is a well-executed and beneficial change.

Reviewed at commit: 32707d75ed809064e3cbe0c0c84bcc49140040b1

[arii]

Reviewed commit: e59cd9af9f4db4314433d980624086b126b5023f

The PR successfully refactors and simplifies the parseGoogleDocTable service, significantly reducing its complexity and lines of code. The new implementation correctly focuses on extracting only the header row, cleaning cell content by trimming whitespace and replacing newlines with spaces, which aligns with the stated goal of simplification and the updated comments in the code.

The accompanying unit tests have been updated to reflect this new behavior and include good coverage for whitespace handling, newline replacement, and empty cells, ensuring the refactored logic works as expected.

This change is a clear improvement in maintainability and conciseness, adhering to the project's Code Review Guidelines: Reducing Lines of Code.

Reviewed at commit: e59cd9af9f4db4314433d980624086b126b5023f

[arii]

Reviewed commit: d5155115d0fdf6b5eb933190ddeb7f24587dda3b

This PR significantly refactors and simplifies the Google Doc table parsing logic, aligning perfectly with the goal of reducing complexity and lines of code. The previous intricate cell processing, including paragraph handling, non-breaking space cleaning, and the 10-line limit, has been removed in favor of a much more focused approach.

The updated parseGoogleDocTable function now correctly extracts only the first row as headers, replacing newlines with spaces and trimming whitespace, and explicitly returns an empty array for rows. This change is clearly documented in the function's JSDoc.

The unit tests have been thoroughly updated to reflect this new behavior, including specific tests for whitespace cleaning, newline replacement, empty cells, and handling tables with multiple columns in the first row. This ensures the new, simplified logic is correctly validated.

Overall, this is a well-executed refactor that improves maintainability and performance by reducing unnecessary complexity, adhering to the CODE_REVIEW_GUIDELINES.md principle of "Less code, more clarity." No any types were introduced, maintaining strict type safety as per .github/copilot-instructions.md (Strict Type Safety).

Great work on simplifying this service!

Reviewed at commit: d5155115d0fdf6b5eb933190ddeb7f24587dda3b

[arii]

Reviewed commit: 1e26557bd0bfb2d7bd9d5432118356a22caa1598

The PR successfully simplifies the parseGoogleDocTable logic, significantly reducing the lines of code and improving readability, which aligns well with our Code Review Guidelines: Reducing Lines of Code.

However, it's important to note that this change is more than just a refactor; it's a functional change.

Key Functional Changes:

1. Only First Row Parsed: The parser now explicitly extracts only the first row of the HTML table as headers and always returns an empty array for rows. The previous implementation parsed all rows.
2. Newline Handling: Newlines within cells are now replaced with spaces (replace(/ ? | /g, ' ')) instead of preserving them or joining paragraphs with .
3. Line Limit Removal: The previous 10-line limit per cell has been removed.

These changes are reflected in the updated tests, which now cover the new behavior (whitespace cleaning, newline flattening, only first row parsing). The new implementation is much more concise and efficient.

Action Required:

Please confirm that this functional change (only parsing the first row as headers and discarding all subsequent rows) is the intended behavior. If so, the PR title and description should be updated to clearly reflect this functional change rather than just a refactor, e.g., feat(small): Simplify Google Doc Table Parsing to Headers Only or chore(small): Update Google Doc Table Parsing to Headers Only.

Once the intent of the functional change is confirmed, this PR can be approved.

Reviewed at commit: 1e26557bd0bfb2d7bd9d5432118356a22caa1598

[arii]

Reviewed commit: fcb4412220566a402446bd45a1f8ba547ae56e06

This PR successfully refactors and simplifies the Google Doc table parsing logic, significantly reducing the complexity and lines of code in services/googleDocParser.ts and components/WorkoutTableHeader.tsx. The change to only parse and display table headers aligns with the goal of simplification and improves maintainability.

Key observations:

• services/googleDocParser.ts: The parsing logic has been greatly simplified to extract only the first row as headers, with robust handling for whitespace and newlines within cells. This is a clear improvement in conciseness and efficiency.
• components/WorkoutTableHeader.tsx (formerly WorkoutTableViewer.tsx): The component has been renamed to accurately reflect its new purpose of displaying only the table header. The removal of the TableBody rendering logic directly corresponds to the parser's simplification, leading to a much leaner component.
• types/workout.ts: The WorkoutTableDto interface has been correctly updated to remove the rows property, maintaining strict type safety throughout the application.
• Tests: All related unit tests (app/page.test.tsx, components/WorkoutTableHeader.test.tsx, services/googleDocParser.test.ts) and the Playwright VRT have been updated to reflect the component rename and the new data structure, ensuring continued test coverage and correctness.

This refactoring adheres to the project's Code Review Guidelines: Reducing Lines of Code by eliminating verbose code and simplifying the solution. The changes are well-implemented and enhance the clarity and maintainability of the codebase.

Reviewed at commit: fcb4412220566a402446bd45a1f8ba547ae56e06

[arii]

Reviewed commit: 81ede42a2b43978e91073c3638c303368600ef5f

This PR significantly refactors the Google Doc table parsing logic and improves the Playwright testing infrastructure. The changes align well with the project's goals of code conciseness and robust testing.

Key Improvements:

1. Simplified Google Doc Parsing: The parseGoogleDocTable service and the new WorkoutTableHeader component drastically simplify the logic for displaying workout data, now focusing solely on table headers. This is a great reduction in complexity and lines of code.
2. Enhanced Playwright Testability: The removal of the useTestPageReady hook and the data-ready attribute, in favor of window.__TEST_CONTROLS__ and document.body.dataset.connectionStatus, makes E2E tests more reliable and less coupled to specific UI attributes. The addition of NEXT_PUBLIC_TESTING=true in the build script ensures these controls are available in test environments, as per docs/TYPESCRIPT_PATTERNS.md (Testing Client-Side Hooks and State).
3. Robust Page Readiness Checks: The Playwright waitForPageReady function now waits for fonts to load and for all MUI skeletons to detach, providing a more comprehensive and stable readiness signal for visual regression tests.

Minor Feedback:

• Duplicated Refresh Button Styling: The styling for the IconButton containing the RefreshIcon is duplicated in components/GoogleDocViewer.tsx and components/WorkoutTableHeader.tsx. While minor, extracting this into a reusable component or a shared sx prop object would adhere to the DRY principle (as per docs/CODE_REVIEW_GUIDELINES.md).

Overall, this is a well-executed refactor that improves maintainability and test reliability.

Reviewed at commit: 81ede42a2b43978e91073c3638c303368600ef5f

[arii]

Reviewed commit: 205731be210ea20b980ea2e2e95b15e6f93439aa

This PR delivers a significant and well-executed refactoring, simplifying the Google Doc table parsing logic and streamlining the test readiness signaling mechanism. The changes align perfectly with the project's guiding principles of reducing lines of code, eliminating redundancy, and improving maintainability.

Key Improvements:

1. Simplified Google Doc Parsing (services/googleDocParser.ts):

   • The parsing logic has been drastically simplified to focus solely on extracting table headers. This removes complex and potentially brittle code related to parsing individual cells, handling paragraphs, and enforcing line limits. This is a clear win for conciseness and maintainability, assuming the application only requires headers for the workout table display.

2. Streamlined Workout Table Display (components/WorkoutTableHeader.tsx, app/page.tsx):

   • The introduction of WorkoutTableHeader and the removal of WorkoutTableViewer directly reflects the simplified parsing. This new component efficiently displays only the headers, reducing UI complexity and unnecessary data processing.

3. Refactored Refresh Button (components/GoogleDocViewer.tsx, components/RefreshIconButton.tsx deleted):

   • The dedicated RefreshIconButton component has been removed, and its logic is now integrated directly into GoogleDocViewer.tsx and WorkoutTableHeader.tsx. This reduces component overhead and promotes better adherence to MUI's sx prop for styling, as outlined in .github/copilot-instructions.md (Component-Driven Precision with MUI).

4. Improved Test Readiness Signaling (context/WebSocketContext.tsx, hooks/useTestPageReady.ts deleted, tests/playwright/lib/waits.ts):

   • The useTestPageReady hook has been removed, and the test readiness signaling now leverages document.body.dataset.connectionStatus and a more robust waitForSelector('.MuiSkeleton-root', { state: 'detached' }) in Playwright tests. This makes tests more resilient to rendering variations and less reliant on custom global flags, aligning with the _test_ property pattern for testing as described in docs/TYPESCRIPT_PATTERNS.md.

5. Enhanced Playwright Setup (tests/playwright/lib/setup.ts, scripts/ci/run-build.sh):

   • The Playwright setup now correctly ensures NEXT_PUBLIC_TESTING=true during the build, enabling window.__TEST_CONTROLS__ for test manipulation. The addition of window.__TEST_CONTROLS__.disconnect() in navigateAndWait is a clever way to ensure a clean initial state for VRTs by removing the HRM connection panel skeleton.

Functional Change Note:

The simplification of googleDocParser.ts to only extract headers represents a functional change, not just a refactor. While this aligns with the new WorkoutTableHeader component, it's important to acknowledge that the ability to parse and display full table rows has been removed. This is acceptable given the PR's stated goal of simplification and the current UI requirements.

Overall, this is a high-quality PR that significantly improves the codebase's conciseness and testability.

Reviewed at commit: 205731be210ea20b980ea2e2e95b15e6f93439aa

[arii]

🤖 AI Technical Audit

Code Review: PR #8933

🏗️ Architectural Impact

This PR significantly alters the data model for Workout functionality by reducing the WorkoutTableDto to strictly a header-only structure (headers[], no rows[][]). This implies a fundamental change in how workout data is sourced (single-row tables acting as definitions rather than data grids).

Additionally, the PR performs a major cleanup of the testing infrastructure by removing the explicit useTestPageReady hook in favor of implicit waits (skeletons/fonts). This reduces boilerplate across pages but relies heavily on the stability of waitForSelector for skeletons in the E2E suite.

🛑 Critical Issues

1. Code Duplication (DRY Violation)

File: components/GoogleDocViewer.tsx & components/WorkoutTableHeader.tsx

Problem: You deleted components/RefreshIconButton.tsx only to copy-paste its entire implementation (including complex MUI SX styling and aria-labels) into two separate components. This increases maintenance burden and violates DRY principles.

Implementation Sample:
Instead of inlining the IconButton with the complex sx prop in both files, keep RefreshIconButton.tsx:

// Keep this component!
const RefreshIconButton = ({ onClick, ...props }: RefreshIconButtonProps) => (
  <IconButton
    onClick={onClick}
    sx={(theme) => ({
       // ... shared styles
    })}
    {...props}
  >
    <RefreshIcon fontSize="small" />
  </IconButton>
)

2. Parser Logic Robustness

File: services/googleDocParser.ts

Problem: The code const firstRow = table.find('tr').first() assumes the table has at least one row. If an empty table is present (<table></table>), firstRow might be a Cheerio object representing nothing. While Cheerio is generally permissive, relying on it to handle find('td, th') on an empty selection is brittle.

Implementation Sample:
Add an explicit check:

const firstRow = table.find('tr').first()
if (firstRow.length === 0) {
  return { headers: [] } // Or throw specific error
}

🧹 Cleanup & Best Practices

Type Safety

The removal of rows from WorkoutTableDto in types/workout.ts properly aligns the type definition with the new parser logic. This is good practice to prevent ghost types.

Testing

The shift to implicit waits in tests/playwright/lib/waits.ts is cleaner, but the try/catch block around waiting for skeletons to detach (.MuiSkeleton-root) swallows timeouts. Ensure this doesn't lead to flaky visual regression tests where screenshots are taken of loading states.

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🤖 ANTI-AI-SLOP DIRECTIVES

1. OVERLY VERBOSE COMMENTS: None found. The removed comments in services/googleDocParser.ts regarding .shift() were correctly deleted as they explained standard JS behavior.

2. OVER-ENGINEERING:

   • Flagged: The duplication of the Refresh Button logic (styles, positioning, backdrop filter) into two files is unnecessary complexity. It should remain a shared component.

3. DUPLICATE HOOKS/TYPES:

   • Flagged: components/WorkoutTableHeader.tsx and components/GoogleDocViewer.tsx now contain identical inline definitions for the refresh button UI.

4. CODE RATIO:

   • Actionable: Restore components/RefreshIconButton.tsx. This allows you to remove approx. 30 lines of duplicated styling code from GoogleDocViewer.tsx and WorkoutTableHeader.tsx combined.

5. STALE FEATURES:

   • Verified: useTestPageReady and WorkoutTableViewer were correctly deleted. The feature replacement is complete.

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[arii]

Reviewed commit: a9622025683f00259a2457085502d003cb7cbdef

The PR successfully refactors and simplifies the Google Doc table parsing logic, moving from a full table viewer to a header-only display. This significantly reduces complexity in services/googleDocParser.ts and removes the WorkoutTableViewer component, replacing it with the more focused WorkoutTableHeader. The changes to the Playwright testing strategy are a notable improvement. The removal of the useTestPageReady hook and the data-ready attributes, in favor of document.body.dataset.connectionStatus and direct skeleton checks, provides a more robust and standard way to signal page readiness and WebSocket connection status for E2E tests. The integration of `NEXT_PUBLIC_TESTING=true

Reviewed at commit: a9622025683f00259a2457085502d003cb7cbdef

[arii]

🤖 AI Technical Audit

Code Review: PR #8933

This PR successfully simplifies the Google Doc parsing logic and cleans up the UI components as requested. However, there are regressions in data cleaning logic and an unjustified deletion of unit tests that need to be addressed before merging.

🛠️ Anti-AI-Slop Directives

1. OVERLY VERBOSE COMMENTS: In components/WorkoutTableHeader.tsx, the comment // Reset error on re-fetch inside the effect is obvious and adds noise. Similarly, // Cache to avoid hitting Google limits in app/api/workout/route.ts is somewhat redundant given the revalidate key context.
2. OVER-ENGINEERING: The try-catch block added to tests/playwright/lib/waits.ts inside waitForPageReady effectively swallows timeout errors for skeletons. While the intent (debugging VRTs) is documented, this weakens the test harness by preventing fail-fast behavior on slow loads.
3. DUPLICATE HOOKS/TYPES: None found. The replacement of WorkoutTableViewer with WorkoutTableHeader is clean.
4. CODE RATIO: The PR deletes significant chunks of code (parser logic, old viewer). This is good.
5. STALE FEATURES: Confirmed deletion of WorkoutTableViewer.tsx and its associated tests.

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🚨 Critical Issues

1. Regression in Text Cleaning (Parser Logic)

File: services/googleDocParser.ts

Problem: The previous implementation explicitly handled non-breaking spaces (\u00A0), which are very common in Google Docs exports (often rendering as  ). The new implementation removes this replacement logic. While .trim() handles leading/trailing whitespace, internal non-breaking spaces will persist, potentially causing layout issues or "sticky" text.

Implementation Sample:

// Current implementation in PR:
const text = $(cellElement)
  .text()
  .replace(/\r?\n|\r/g, ' ')
  .trim()

// Recommended fix (restore \u00A0 handling):
const text = $(cellElement)
  .text()
  .replace(/\u00A0/g, ' ') // Restore this line
  .replace(/\r?\n|\r/g, ' ')
  .trim()

2. Unjustified Test Deletion

File: tests/unit/components/RefreshIconButton.test.tsx (Deleted)

Problem: The PR deletes the unit tests for RefreshIconButton entirely. Although the component was refactored, it still contains logic (conditional styling, props passing) that should be tested to prevent regression. Refactoring should not mean deleting tests.

📈 Best Practices & Architecture

• Accessibility: In components/WorkoutTableHeader.tsx, the header cells in TableHead should ideally have scope="col" for screen reader accessibility.
• Type Safety: The new WorkoutTableDto correctly narrows the scope to just headers. Ensure the backend API consumer (if any other than this frontend) adapts to the removal of rows.

🧪 GitHub Checks Analysis

Checks are currently empty, but the Playwright changes (skeletons wait logic) suggest potential flakiness in local runs. Ensure full E2E suite passes before merge.

Review automatically published via RepoAuditor.

[arii]

Reviewed commit: 1bf2a1bbe7a8ebca170e004bbbd98508f753f479

❌ Review Failed: Invalid JSON Response

The AI response could not be parsed as valid JSON. This is an internal issue with the AI agent.

Reviewed at commit: 1bf2a1bbe7a8ebca170e004bbbd98508f753f479

Raw AI Output

{
  "reviewComment": "This PR successfully refactors the Google Doc table parsing logic, significantly simplifying `services/googleDocParser.ts` to focus solely on extracting table headers. The replacement of `WorkoutTableViewer` with the more focused `WorkoutTableHeader` component aligns well with this simplification, reducing overall code complexity and improving maintainability.

The introduction of `document.body.dataset.connectionStatus` for WebSocket connection status and the `window.__TEST_CONTROLS__` pattern in Playwright tests are excellent additions for enhancing E2E test stability and control. The adjustments to `waitForPageReady` and increased timeouts also contribute to more robust testing.

The changes in `RefreshIconButton.tsx` make the component more concise, and the updates to unit tests correctly reflect the new component structure and parsing logic.",
  "labels": ["refactor", "test"],
  "verdict": "approve",
  "suggestedIssues": [
    {
      "title": "Re-add critical context comments to `app/api/workout/route.ts`",
      "description": "The comments removed from `app/api/workout/route.ts` regarding the Google Doc's sharing settings (\"Anyone with the link can view\") and the caching strategy (\"Cache for 60 seconds to avoid hitting Google limits\") provided crucial context for understanding and debugging the API. While the code itself is simplified, this external dependency context remains important. These comments should be restored or moved to a relevant documentation file (e.g., `docs/EXTERNAL_APIS.md`) to ensure this information is not lost.",
      "type": "documentation",
      "priority": "medium",
      "fingerprint": "app/api/workout/route.ts:GoogleDocContext",
      "isPreExisting": false,
      "filePath": "app/api/workout/route.ts",
      "lineNumber": 15
    },
    {
      "title": "Implement VRT for `WorkoutTableHeader`",
      "description": "The `WorkoutTableHeader rendering` test is currently skipped in `vrt-components.spec.ts` due to environment setup complexities. As `WorkoutTableHeader` is a key UI component, its visual regression testing is important to prevent unintended layout or styling changes. A dedicated setup should be implemented to enable this test.",
      "type": "technical-debt",
      "priority": "medium",
      "fingerprint": "tests/playwright/vrt-components.spec.ts:WorkoutTableHeaderVRT",
      "isPreExisting": false,
      "filePath": "tests/playwright/vrt-components.spec.ts",
      "lineNumber": 49
    },
    {
      "title": "Clarify `RefreshIconButton` `size` prop behavior",
      "description": "The `RefreshIconButton` component now accepts all `IconButtonProps`, including `size`. However, its `sx` prop explicitly sets `width: 48` and `height: