Andreas Schneider
3e4e93a814
- New DayChip.svelte component: weekday label, date number, progress bar (worked/expected), kind badge (H/V/S), closed checkmark, today highlight, selected state, accessible role=tab/aria-selected - Week page: replace days-grid with horizontal scroll-snap chip strip - Per-day workedMs: uses closed_days.worked_ms when closed, else sums open entries for that day (so in-progress work shows immediately) - dailyExpectedMs: evenly split hours_per_week across workdays; 0 for weekends (no progress bar rendered for non-workdays) - Progress bar turns amber when worked > expected (overtime) - weekEntries stored in state (was discarded after computing set); daysWithEntries now derived from weekEntries
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