- Remove SeamanBookApplicationPage from router and redirect to Seaman Book page.
- Add new API endpoints for managing seafarer documents, including listing, reviewing, and issuing documents.
- Introduce new SeafarerDocumentQueuePage and SeafarerDocumentReviewPage components for document management.
- Update licensing types to accommodate optional applicationId and documentId in ApplicationPayment.
- Remove unused claimSeafarerRegistration mutation and related constants.
- Update seafarer registration status labels and types to remove 'UNDER_REVIEW'.
- Create new constants and types for seafarer documents, including status labels and colors.
- Implement document payment initiation and confirmation functionalities.
- Enhance UI components for better user experience in document management.
- Implemented SeafarerRegistrationPage component with five-step registration process.
- Added API endpoints for seafarer registration including start, save, and submit functionalities.
- Created necessary types and constants for seafarer registration.
- Updated router to include new registration paths and permissions.
- Integrated profile defaults to pre-fill registration fields where applicable.
- Added validation and error handling for registration steps.
- Enhanced document upload functionality specific to seafarer registration.
- Updated imports for better readability in LicenseApplicationPage.
- Introduced legacy profile sources for backward compatibility in LicenseApplicationPage.
- Enhanced user profile handling by utilizing accountUser in LicenseApplicationPage.
- Improved application state management in LicenseApplicationPage to include accountUser.
- Refactored RequireSeafarerProfile to check for existing applications and handle navigation accordingly.
- Cleaned up navigation items in PortalLayout for better readability and maintainability.
body had its own 40px padding + max-width:800px for the on-screen preview
tab, which stacked with @page's own margin once actual printing kicked in
— the preview tab never shows @page at all, so it looked like one
continuous page while the real printed output wasted ~150px+ of page
height per side and was capped to 800px wide regardless of the physical
page width. In @media print specifically: padding:0, max-width:none —
@page's margin is the only inset that should apply once printing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Footer was just the last thing in document flow, so on a short paper it
landed mid-page instead of at the bottom. position:fixed in @media print
(the standard trick for a repeating page footer) plus a matching @page
bottom margin so it never overlaps the last question's text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
