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fix(l1): confine L1 techs to their surface + accessible rail nav labels
Two regressions surfaced by running the L1 e2e suite against current main
(which carries PR #174's /home routing migration):

1. L1 post-login redirect keyed off `pathname === '/'`, but the authed index
   moved to /home in #174 — so L1 users landed on the engineer dashboard
   instead of /l1. Replace the ad-hoc '/' and /pilot|/assistant checks with a
   single allowlist: l1_tech users may only reach /l1*, /guides, /account,
   /change-password; everything else (incl. /home, /pilot, /trees/*,
   /escalations) bounces to /l1. Runs before the requiredRole check so L1
   users never trip the engineer-route role logic.

2. Rail nav Links exposed only the truncated shortLabel as their accessible
   name (title= is not an accessible-name source when visible text exists), so
   the "L1 Workspace" coverage-engineer link was unreachable by role+name. Add
   aria-label={item.label} for an accurate accessible name on every rail link.

Fixes all 3 failing cases in e2e/l1-workspace.spec.ts. tsc + eslint clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-29 01:06:02 -04:00
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