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Per-tab path routing for Models made each tab a separate route parsed out of the pathname, which is fragile under a static export mounted at a runtime-variable server-root prefix. Revert the tabs to in-memory state: a single /models-and-endpoints route renders an antd Tabs whose active tab is React state, and each tab body moves from its own page.tsx into a non-routed panel component under panels/. Role-gating (which tabs show), the refresh control and the header are unchanged. The ?model= / ?team= query drill-in stays: it is query-param based (read via useSearchParams, written via history.pushState), so it is unaffected by the server-root prefix and remains shareable. The shared tab-routing helpers (createTabRoutes / useTabRouting) are untouched; the other four pages still use them. Removes the per-tab route dirs, layout.tsx and tabRoutes.ts (+ their path-routing tests) and replaces the layout's coverage with a page test for in-memory tab switching, the drill-in overlays and role-gating. |
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