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feat: coach read-only view for athlete plans, workouts, sessions, calendar (#3)#56

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feat: coach read-only view for athlete plans, workouts, sessions, calendar (#3)#56
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Summary

Implements #3 — Coach read-only view of athlete's plans, workouts, sessions, and calendar.

Changes

  1. lib/widgets/plan_card.dart — Added readOnly parameter (default false). When true, hides the delete button.

  2. lib/widgets/session_card.dart — Added readOnly parameter (default false). When true, hides the delete button.

  3. lib/widgets/workout_card.dart — Already had readOnly. Updated "View Details" button to pass readOnly through to WorkoutDetailScreen.

  4. lib/screens/workout_detail_screen.dart — Added readOnly parameter (default false). When true, hides the edit button in AppBar and hides the "Start Session" button.

  5. lib/screens/athlete_detail_screen.dart — Added Calendar tab (4th tab) showing read-only calendar scoped to the athlete's sessions. Updated Programs tab to use WorkoutCard(readOnly: true) with proper routing to read-only WorkoutDetailScreen.

Acceptance Criteria Status

  • Coach plans/programs tab uses same PlanCard widget as athlete, with readOnly=true
  • Coach workouts tab uses same WorkoutCard with readOnly=true
  • Coach sessions tab shows full session detail (exercise entries, sets, reps, weights) — existing inline cards are already read-only
  • Coach can drill into a read-only WorkoutDetailScreen showing inline exercise reference videos
  • Coach has a read-only Calendar tab on athlete detail

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See the issue for UI reference. The implementation mirrors the athlete view exactly, minus write affordances.


AI-disclosure: This PR was generated with AI assistance (Hermes Agent).

Hides delete/edit affordances when readOnly=true for coach view.
Closes nick-transition#3
Hides delete affordance when readOnly=true for coach view.
Closes nick-transition#3
When readOnly=true, hides the edit button and Start Session button.
This enables coach view to navigate to a read-only workout detail.
Closes nick-transition#3
- _ProgramTile: added readOnly param (default false) - hides write affordances in coach view
- _WorkoutExpansionTile: added athleteUid param - needed for WorkoutCard routing
- AthleteWorkoutsTab: already uses WorkoutCard(readOnly: true) - no change needed
- AthleteSessionsTab: read-only inline session cards - no change needed
- New _AthleteCalendarTab: read-only calendar scoped to athleteUid

For coach to view workout details, WorkoutDetailScreen now accepts
readOnly=true to hide edit/start affordances.

Closes nick-transition#3
_ProgramTile now shows WorkoutCard(readOnly: true) instead of inline
ExpansionTile so coach can tap through to read-only WorkoutDetailScreen.
Also added ${r} import for CalendarScreen reference.

Closes nick-transition#3
When coach taps "View Details" on a WorkoutCard in athlete detail view,
the WorkoutDetailScreen now receives readOnly=true to hide edit/start
affordances. This completes the coach read-only viewing flow.

Closes nick-transition#3
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Thanks for the submission, @Kasionchen.

Quick status: PR #57 also addresses issue #3 and arrived with slightly broader scope — it includes a change to session_detail_screen.dart covering the access-control audit (deliverable #4 in the issue) and ships a Playwright spec for the coach read-only flow. So #57 is currently the primary merge candidate, though it's blocked on failing E2E right now.

Two things I want to be upfront about:

This was partly a process failure on my end — issue #3 asked claimants to comment for approval before starting, and I didn't enforce it, which is how two contributors ended up working in parallel without knowing. That's on me, and I'm tightening it for future bounties.

I'm not going to ask you to expand this PR while #57 is still in review. Running a "fix the gaps and we'll see" race between two contributors isn't fair to either of you.

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