[RED] Capture failing tests for route-based repository and source management

[ksamaschke]

Phase

RED

## Deliverable
Create failing tests that assert repository and source-management workflows live in route content rather than in-window Settings.

## Dependencies
- Parent work item: #216.

• Blocked by Work Item: Replace tab navigation with persistent sidebar routes #215.

  Completion evidence

  • Failing tests naming route placement for source-management flows.

• Coverage references showing Settings-tab ownership is obsolete.

  Acceptance criteria

  • Tests fail while repository and source-management flows still depend on the old Settings/tab model.

• Expected route placement is specific enough for implementation.

  Parent: Work Item: Move repository and source management into route-based content #216

[ksamaschke]

Starting RED for in worktree on branch .

Next step: add a dedicated failing installer test proving repository and source-management workflows belong to the route and not the dedicated Settings window.

[ksamaschke]

Corrected RED-start note:

Starting RED for #216 in worktree /Users/karsten/Work/Development/intelligentcode-ai/intelligent-code-agents-codex-216-sources-route on branch codex/216-sources-route-20260315075125.

Next step: add a dedicated failing installer test proving repository and source-management workflows belong to the Sources route and not the dedicated Settings window.

[ksamaschke]

RED evidence captured from the dedicated worktree branch.

Commands:

• npm run build:quick
• node --test dist/tests/installer/desktop-source-route-red-phase.test.js

Failing assertions:

1. desktop-shell.ts still describes the Sources route as "Review connected repositories here and open Settings for deeper management."
2. InstallerDashboard.tsx still keeps Repository Management, Source Publish Settings, and Add Repository inside the dedicated Settings window instead of activeRoute === "sources".
3. The main-window Sources route still renders Settings-owned copy and actions such as Manage in Settings / Open Settings to add your first repository source.
4. The dedicated Settings window still claims repository preferences stay there.