Both found by the /orchestrate correctness critic against 15ddb9a, and both
verified by hand before fixing.
1. A picked tooth chip was dropped on Apply. pickCandidate ticked the teeth
row from `available`, which is memoised from `effective` — the value the
same handler is in the middle of changing. On "ترمیم برای دندون دو" the
backend returns no teeth, so `available.teeth` was false at pick time and
`prev.teeth` was false too; `false || false` stuck permanently. A variant
of the original live-test failure. Each branch now ticks the row it feeds
and returns, so nothing reads the stale memo.
2. Decision 41's type-row lock was missing. The treatmentType row was a plain
toggle, and applyVoiceResult derived `labDependent` from
`result.treatmentType` rather than the `detail.treatmentType` it writes —
so unticking the type row saved prosthesis lab rows on whatever type the
appointment purpose had seeded. Row gains a `locked` state, the type row
locks while the prosthesis row is ticked, Apply sends the forced tick, and
`labDependent` now comes from the detail being written.
Gates: backend 16 suites / 209 tests, frontend 37 Vitest tests,
tsc --noEmit clean, next build clean, ESLint 0 new warnings
(VoiceReviewSheet.tsx 0 issues; the 10 in TreatmentWorkspace.tsx are
pre-existing and unchanged in count).
Not covered by a test: both fixes live in component state logic, which the
chosen Vitest scope — pure helpers, no React, no DOM — cannot reach. §12's
manual checks cover them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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