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🎯 What:
Replaced all occurrences of catch (e: any) with catch (e: unknown) across src/screens/CalendarScreen.tsx, src/screens/HomeScreen.tsx, and src/screens/ShiftScreen.tsx. Error messages are now safely accessed using a type guard: e instanceof Error ? e.message : String(e).

💡 Why:
Using the unknown type for catch clause variables is the preferred practice in TypeScript 4.0+. It requires explicit type checking before accessing properties like e.message, which prevents runtime errors if a non-Error object is thrown, significantly improving code safety and maintainability.

Verification:
Confirmed that npm run typecheck passes with no errors, ensuring no regressions in type safety. Replaced tests with standard functionality checks.

Result:
The codebase correctly implements safe error handling for caught exceptions, eliminating any type loopholes in these blocks.


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