Deep review found the calendar 'populated state' assertions were vacuous:
- getByText('Nothing here').toHaveCount(0) targeted CalendarShell's EmptyState,
which CalendarShell NEVER renders (success branch always mounts ScheduleXCalendar;
EmptyState.tsx is dead code, imported by nothing). The check was permanently green
regardless of the seed — a regression dropping all events would have shipped green.
- .sx-react-calendar-wrapper renders on any successful auth, with or without events,
so it never proved the seed reached the UI.
Replaced the dead-EmptyState check with a real DB→UI proof: assert the seeded event
title 'Seeded Test Event' is rendered in the grid. Verified non-vacuous — passes with
the seed on both profiles; with /api/events mocked to [] the title is absent (would fail).
BL-02: the seed anchored the event at now+24h. Both phone profiles render the
month-agenda view of the CURRENT month, so on a month's last day 'tomorrow' falls into
the next month and vanishes from the grid, making the new visibility assertion date-fragile.
Re-anchored to noon-today (UTC) — always today's local date, always in the current-month view.
Verified: full 58-test suite passes both profiles; typecheck clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Lucas Berger