Refactor EditCard.tsx for clarity following SOLID principles

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Summary

Refactors EditCard.tsx to improve code organization and maintainability by extracting components and hooks into focused, single-responsibility modules, as proposed in CORE-1452.

Changes Made

1. AuthenticationGate Component (EditCard/AuthenticationGate.tsx)

• Extracted authentication logic (LoginOrEdit, LoginConfirmation)
• Separates authentication concern from editing logic
• ~140 lines with comprehensive JSDoc comments

2. Business Logic Hooks (EditCard/hooks.ts)

• Extracted useOnRemove - Handles highlight deletion
• Extracted useOnColorChange - Manages color changes and creation
• Extracted useSaveAnnotation - Handles annotation saving
• ~220 lines with detailed documentation explaining each hook's purpose

3. Action Buttons (EditCard/ActionButtons.tsx)

• Extracted SaveButton and CancelButton components
• Makes buttons reusable and testable in isolation
• ~125 lines with clear prop interfaces

4. Annotation Editor (EditCard/AnnotationEditor.tsx)

• Extracted annotation textarea component
• Handles focus, change tracking, and color initialization
• ~150 lines with detailed comments

5. Main EditCard.tsx

• Reduced from 527 to 424 lines (-19.5%)
• Added comprehensive file-level and inline comments
• Organized with clear section markers
• Explains state management strategy, event flow, and focus behavior

SOLID Principles Applied

✅ Single Responsibility Principle: Each file has one clear responsibility:

• AuthenticationGate: Authentication only
• hooks.ts: Business logic only
• ActionButtons: Button UI only
• AnnotationEditor: Annotation input only
• EditCard.tsx: Component composition and coordination

✅ Open/Closed Principle: Extracted hooks easier to extend without modifying core component

✅ Interface Segregation Principle: Each extracted component has minimal, focused props interface

Impact

• Main file reduced by 19.5% (527 → 424 lines)
• 4 new focused modules with single responsibilities
• ~635 lines of new JSDoc comments explaining intent
• Improved testability through better separation of concerns
• Enhanced reusability - hooks and components can be used elsewhere
• No breaking changes - maintains existing API and behavior

Testing

• All existing functionality preserved
• No changes to public API
• Maintains backward compatibility
• Ready for existing test suite

Related Issues

• CORE-1453: Refactor EditCard (this ticket)
• CORE-1452: Identify complex code needing refactoring (parent ticket)

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