RD-03 moved the dashboard page to overzicht/ui/overzicht.page.ts and left four
sections in registratie/ui/dashboard/. The folder was named after a page that
lives in another context. A reader who opened it found four sections that are
not the dashboard.
The folder is now overzicht-secties/ — registratie's sections for the overzicht
page. The alias does not change, because the sections stay in the registratie
context. The story titles do not change, because they name the context.
Five documents cited registratie/ui/dashboard.page.ts, a file that RD-03
renamed. They now name overzicht.page.ts, or the section that owns the
behaviour they describe.
The /dashboard route keeps its path. It is a user-visible URL.
npm run ci --full passes: 67 and 45 storybook suites, 306 axe tests.
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The dashboard page lived inside registratie, a context with no permitted
outbound edges. Two of its sections do cross-context navigation: action
links to herregistratie/intake/brief/concepts, and an admin links section
that imported ADMIN_LINKS directly from the app shell.
Move the page and these two navigation sections into a new overzicht
context. Declare overzicht: ['registratie'] as the one sanctioned edge, so
the four data sections that stay in registratie/ui/dashboard/ remain
reachable. The route stays at /dashboard: it is a user-visible URL and four
e2e specs assert it, so only the import path and class name change.
beheer-links.section.ts now injects HEADER_ADMIN_LINKS, the same token the
site header uses, instead of importing the app shell's nav config directly.
Used npm run gen:context and corrected its three known-wrong outputs: the
overzicht: [] edge, the scaffolded overzicht.page.ts (the real page is the
moved dashboard.page.ts), and the scaffolded path: 'overzicht' route.
Verified the boundary is enforced, not decorative: a temporary import of a
herregistratie file into overzicht.page.ts makes dep:check fail, as
expected, then reverted.
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