Nit: Add Closing confirmation to Declare Absences

[RahulTandon1]

Notion Ticket

Link to NITS page

Summary & Review Focus

I'm requesting a cursory review to first see whether the expected functionality is being met.
The code is not ideal right now and will need some cleaning up.

Attempts to address:

Add Are you sure you want to exit modal when declaring absence has some filled in details

under Declare/Edit/Absence Details Modal

Testing Instructions

Checklist

• PR title is descriptive and in imperative tense
• Commit messages are descriptive, atomic, and follow best practices
• Linter(s) have been run
• Requested reviews from the PL and relevant team members

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[ChinemeremChigbo]

Hmm good first stab. A couple things:

• The modal’s style should match other modals — including layout (centered), button colors, text sizes, and spacing.

• Should be closer to:

• Or can be styled like this existing modal:

• The modal should appear when exiting both the absence declaration form and the absence edit form.

• It should only appear if any fields have been modified. To implement this, you might compare the modal's state at the time of exit with its state when it was first opened.

  • If there's a difference, show the confirmation modal.
  • If the user changes a field and then reverts it (so the final state matches the initial one), no confirmation modal should be shown.

• For reference, check how the System Options modal works it correctly implements this logic.
  To view it:

  • Go to /dashboard while logged in as an admin.
  • You can seed yourself as an admin in seed.ts (third easiest), remove the admin check in dashboard.tsx (second easiest), or just sign in using the Sistema email (already seeded as an admin) (easiest).

Let me know if you need help with any of this or feel free to work on a different ticket if this one is too convoluted.