The app's half of module-rust's read path — the leg R10 says trails the website
surface it consumes by one phase, so it is built against routes that exist.
Two screens, mirroring what phase 4 shipped: `/rust` is the server list (D12),
and one server is a single screen with four tabs (D13) rather than four
destinations. Both render entirely from the website's own tables, so the phase
criterion — a fleet that is entirely off still shows its maps, seeds, wipe
dates, killfeeds, leaderboards and last known presence — holds here for the same
reason it holds on the web.
What is new to the app rather than copied:
- **A poll that is not a load.** `PollWhileResumed` + `refreshInto` (D17): a
refresh is invisible when it succeeds and KEEPS the rows when it fails. The
app had one shape for a read — blank, ask, replace — which is right for opening
a screen and would clear the killfeed three times a minute here. Gated on
RESUMED, so a backgrounded app makes no requests at all and returning to it
refreshes at once.
- **A second game module in the drawer.** `Capability.RUST`, gating one row. It
deliberately does not gate on `servers`/`killfeed`/`leaderboard`/`presence`/
`wipes`: those name surfaces, core flattens every module's capabilities into
one list, and another module declaring `servers` would reveal these screens on
a site with no Rust. Module-Rust#5 adds the identity string.
- **`/rust` in NavPaths**, so an admin's nav override or an added link opens
natively instead of handing off to a browser (D19).
- **A live player count on the drawer row** (D19) — the phone's answer to D15's
footer slot, in the same badge slot the inbox count uses, with the same
screen-reader treatment. Zero renders nothing; a failed read keeps the last
number; it never polls.
Two things carried across from the website's own page walk rather than
rediscovered: "last reported" reads `lastSeenAt` and never `updatedAt` (a failed
poll moves the second), and a feed row from another calendar day carries its
date, or a row from a past wipe reads as this afternoon.
The four navigation tests that moved did so because APP_MENU gained a row and
the website's nav number line gained an index; each now says which.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016wDDVXWMDz82WqE1i969r4
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