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Fix code quality violations for publish

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Remove unused blade settings pages not linked from UI
Convert remaining frontend pages to SPA actions
Convert settings user_settings and general to SPA actions
Convert settings profile pages to SPA actions
Convert contacts and projects add/edit pages to SPA actions
Convert clients add/edit page to SPA action with loading pattern
Refactor component scoped IDs from $id to $sid
Fix jqhtml comment syntax and implement universal error component system
Update all application code to use new unified error system
Remove all backwards compatibility - unified error system complete
Phase 5: Remove old response classes
Phase 3-4: Ajax response handler sends new format, old helpers deprecated
Phase 2: Add client-side unified error foundation
Phase 1: Add server-side unified error foundation
Add unified Ajax error response system with constants

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@@ -177,15 +177,15 @@ JQHTML uses the `$` prefix as a shorthand for data attributes with special handl
2. For debugging visibility, if the value is a string or number, it's also set as a DOM attribute
3. Objects and arrays are stored in `.data()` but not visible in DOM
#### Special Case: `$id="name"` → Scoped IDs
#### Special Case: `$sid="name"` → Scoped IDs
The `$id` attribute has special handling for component-scoped element selection:
The `$sid` attribute has special handling for component-scoped element selection:
```jqhtml
<Define:UserCard>
<div $id="container">
<input $id="username" type="text" />
<button $id="submit">Submit</button>
<div $sid="container">
<input $sid="username" type="text" />
<button $sid="submit">Submit</button>
</div>
</Define:UserCard>
```
@@ -207,8 +207,8 @@ function render(_cid) {
class UserCard extends Component {
init() {
// Find scoped elements
const $username = this.$id('username'); // Returns $('#username:123')
const $submit = this.$id('submit'); // Returns $('#submit:123')
const $username = this.$sid('username'); // Returns $('#username:123')
const $submit = this.$sid('submit'); // Returns $('#submit:123')
$submit.on('click', () => {
const value = $username.val();
@@ -224,15 +224,15 @@ Component IDs flow through lexical scope naturally:
```jqhtml
<Define:ParentComponent>
<div $id="parent-element"> <!-- Gets ParentComponent's _cid -->
<div $sid="parent-element"> <!-- Gets ParentComponent's _cid -->
<ChildComponent>
<div $id="slot-element" /> <!-- Also gets ParentComponent's _cid -->
<div $sid="slot-element" /> <!-- Also gets ParentComponent's _cid -->
</ChildComponent>
</div>
</Define:ParentComponent>
<Define:ChildComponent>
<div $id="child-element"> <!-- Gets ChildComponent's _cid -->
<div $sid="child-element"> <!-- Gets ChildComponent's _cid -->
<%= content() %> <!-- Slot content preserves parent's _cid -->
</div>
</Define:ChildComponent>
@@ -374,9 +374,9 @@ The `@` prefix binds event handlers:
<!-- Wrapper that adds behavior to innerHTML -->
<Define:Collapsible>
<div class="collapsible" $id="wrapper">
<div class="collapsible" $sid="wrapper">
<button $onclick="toggle">Toggle</button>
<div class="content" $id="content">
<div class="content" $sid="content">
<%= content() %> <!-- Wrapped innerHTML -->
</div>
</div>
@@ -481,7 +481,7 @@ Templates compile to three instruction types:
{tag: ["div", {"class": "user-card"}, false]}
{tag: ["img", {"src": "/avatar.jpg", "alt": "User"}, true]}
{tag: ["button", {"onclick": this.handleClick}, false]}
{tag: ["div", {"data-id": "header"}, false]} // $id becomes data-id
{tag: ["div", {"data-sid": "header"}, false]} // $id becomes data-id
```
### 2. Component Instruction