lanework/Kanban/UI/Card/CardWindowActions.swift

import SwiftUI

// MARK: - The window's card-level actions, as a handle

/// One card window's card-level actions, reduced to what things *outside* it need — today, exactly
/// one: the write that used to be the sidebar's Actions ▸ Delete (05-card-window.md ▸ Actions, retired
/// with the Actions section — Pipeline card bcd3b323), now the card window's own toolbar item
/// (`CardToolbar`) and its required menu twin (`DeleteCardCommand`).
///
/// `CardAttachments`'s shape and for its own reason: published through the focus system so a menu
/// item and a toolbar item can reach the frontmost card window without a which-window-is-key
/// register, `@State` in the host so it dies with the window it belongs to.
///
/// **Deliberately not folded into `CardAttachments`.** That type is "reduced to what things outside
/// it need" about the *attachments section* specifically — reused elsewhere only as the "a card
/// window is frontmost" presence signal (`ShowSidebarCommand`'s own note) — and a delete has nothing
/// to do with attachments. Folding it in would leave `CardAttachments`'s own doc comment wrong about
/// what the type is for.
@MainActor
@Observable
public final class CardWindowActions {

    /// Whether the delete write is offered at all — `!store.isReadOnly`, the read-only lock applied
    /// to the one mutation this handle starts (02-architecture.md's every-entry-point predicate,
    /// `CardActionsSection`'s own posture before it retired).
    public var isDeletable = false

    /// Moves this window's card to the trash — filled by the host with `BoardStore.deleteCard(_:)`,
    /// the same write ⌫ and the trash column's own drop already make (`CardActionsSection`'s former
    /// doc comment, carried over verbatim: "the ⌫ delete exactly — same write op, same bracket, same
    /// stamps"). It does not dismiss the window; the window's fate is re-derived from every snapshot,
    /// exactly as it was when this lived in the sidebar.
    public var deleteCard: (() -> Void)?

    public init() {}
}

/// The focused card window's actions handle — `FocusedCardAttachmentsKey`'s own shape, one type over.
struct FocusedCardWindowActionsKey: FocusedValueKey {
    typealias Value = CardWindowActions
}

extension FocusedValues {
    var cardWindowActions: CardWindowActions? {
        get { self[FocusedCardWindowActionsKey.self] }
        set { self[FocusedCardWindowActionsKey.self] = newValue }
    }
}

// MARK: - File ▸ Delete Card

/// The card window's delete, as a menu row — the required twin `CardToolbar`'s own item needs
/// ("toolbars are pure enhancement: every function they host already has a menu item + shortcut",
/// 03-board-ui.md ▸ Toolbar) now that the sidebar's Actions ▸ Delete button has retired.
///
/// **Deliberately titled "Delete Card", not "Delete"** — 11-command-nexus.md's File ▸ Delete row is
/// explicit that the chord's title is a singleton ("the chord's only owner — no twin menu items, no
/// shared-equivalent routing"), and that row is unchanged: it still validates against the board
/// window's own focused store and still carries ⌘⌫. This is a second, distinctly named row, scoped to
/// the card window alone, so the two can never be mistaken for one another in the File menu.
///
/// **No default chord, on purpose** — the reason the sidebar button existed in the first place and
/// the reason `TrashCommands`' own ⌘⌫ was "deliberately not extended to the card window": an enabled
/// delete-key equivalent here would steal delete-to-line-start from this window's text surfaces (the
/// body editor, the title field). `View ▸ History`'s own "no default chord" is the precedent for a
/// menu row that means something without owning a key.
struct DeleteCardCommand: View {

    @FocusedValue(\.cardWindowActions) private var actions

    static func isEnabled(_ actions: CardWindowActions?) -> Bool {
        actions?.isDeletable == true
    }

    var body: some View {
        Button("Delete Card") {
            actions?.deleteCard?()
        }
        .disabled(!Self.isEnabled(actions))
    }
}