colinislit 00f7452d54 Add client detail pages with tabbed interface (E1.S6)
Implements comprehensive client detail view with three tabs:
Profile, Intake, and Treatment Plan. Improves UX by redirecting
to client detail after create/edit instead of list view.

## New Files

### Client Detail Page (app/epd/clients/[id]/page.tsx)
- Server component with async params/searchParams
- Breadcrumb navigation back to clients list
- Client header with name, age, BSN, status badge
- Tab navigation for Profile, Intake, Plan
- Edit button linking to edit page

### Tab Components (app/epd/clients/[id]/components/)
- client-tabs.tsx: Tab navigation wrapper with search params
- profile-tab.tsx: Client demographic info, contact details
- intake-tab.tsx: Coming Soon - Week 3 feature preview
- plan-tab.tsx: Coming Soon - Week 3 feature preview

### Edit Page (app/epd/clients/[id]/edit/page.tsx)
- Reuses ClientForm component
- Breadcrumb navigation back to client detail

## Modified Files

### Client Form (app/epd/clients/components/client-form.tsx)
- IMPROVED UX: Redirect to /epd/clients/{id} after save
- Previously redirected to list view (/epd/clients)
- Better flow: Create → Detail view, Edit → Back to detail
- Captures new client ID from createClient() for redirect

## Features
- Tabbed interface with query params (?tab=profile|intake|plan)
- Professional header with status badges
- Breadcrumb navigation throughout
- Coming Soon placeholders for Week 3 features
- Consistent slate-based color scheme (no teal overload)

Part of Epic 1, Story 6 (E1.S6) - Client Detail View

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-17 19:50:47 +01:00
2025-11-09 14:21:31 +01:00

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