[manuroe]

Summary

/archive now shows whose rageshake it is in its header, like /summary does, through a shared UserHeader. The header also shows the user's rooms: the app's room list size when Element X iOS logged it, and the distinct rooms the logs mention. Clicking the header opens the device keys from details.json, each with a copy button. The curve key is how a sender's logs name the device, so it is what to search for in the other side's rageshake.

Each count in the /archive table now opens its file on the view that details it, instead of making you open the file and pick the view by hand.

Changes

• feat(demo): Alice sends, Bob gets the UTDs: the demos swap roles to follow the crypto convention. The mobile demo is now Bob (BOBPHONE) and the web demo Alice (ALICEWEB), and the newest session shows a key Alice shared with Bob's other device but not his phone.
• feat(utils): count the user's rooms, and the rooms the logs mention: roomsInLog reads one log, and roomCount merges logs. For each Element X room list it keeps the newest size and shows the largest, so a filtered AllRooms never hides the unfiltered StaticAllRooms. ArchiveSummary carries each file's rooms.
• feat(components): a user header for /summary and /archive: UserHeader with avatar, display name, user and device IDs, rooms, and the device keys panel. /summary reuses the archive's room summaries when its files came from /archive, instead of scanning them again. /archive shows the rooms once every file is summarized.
• feat(views): archive counts open their file on the view that details them: lines open /logs, and Sentry, errors and warnings open /logs filtered. Requests open /http_requests, and a status chip filters it to that status. The incomplete chip also turns on incomplete requests, which /http_requests hides by default. The UTDs cell has two links: reported UTDs on /decryption filtered to reported, and all of them unfiltered.

For reviewers

• UTD counts in /archive are computed over the whole archive, but the link opens that one file. A UTD that decrypts in the next file counts once in the archive, but shows unresolved when its file is opened alone, so the numbers on /decryption can differ.
• Status chips count each request's final status. The /http_requests status filter also matches retried attempts, so "503 ×1" can list more than one request.
• Escape closes the keys panel only while focus is inside the header. Safari does not focus a clicked button, so after a mouse click only an outside click closes it.

Testing

• npm run build, npm run lint and npm test -- --run --coverage pass (2646 tests, coverage thresholds met).
• Not tried in a real browser yet. To check with a rageshake archive:
  • /archive shows the user header with rooms once all files are summarized;
  • clicking the header opens the device keys and copies one;
  • each count opens its file on the right view, and the incomplete chip lists incomplete requests;
  • opening a file from /archive shows the same room count on /summary.

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