Two clarity regressions surfaced by the v1.4.41 QA round.
1. `src/types/analytics.ts:37-38` imported `DataSummary` twice from the
same module — once bare, once aliased as `DataSummaryType` — with
the alias used on a single line. The duplicate shape was carried
verbatim from `src/app/page.tsx` where both names existed
historically; in a fresh module there's no reason for two import
lines. Collapses to a single import; `glucoseByContext` now uses
the canonical `DataSummary`. Same fix replayed in `src/app/page.tsx`.
2. `src/app/insights/page.tsx:100` and
`src/components/onboarding/getting-started-checklist.tsx:75` carried
their W-ORG alias-back-import in the middle of the file, after
non-import statements. Lifts both into the top-of-file import block
alongside their peers; the aliased name (`as AnalyticsData`) stays
for call-site stability, the W-ORG header comment moves with the
import.
Three structurally-distinct `interface AnalyticsData {…}` declarations
shared a name across `src/app/page.tsx` (dashboard), `src/app/insights/
page.tsx` (insights mother), and `src/components/onboarding/
getting-started-checklist.tsx` (checklist). The collision made the
shapes un-discoverable from any one site and forced every iOS-contract
addition to land in three places.
Hoist all three into `src/types/analytics.ts` as named exports:
`DashboardAnalyticsData`, `InsightsAnalyticsData`, `ChecklistAnalytics
Data`. Each call site re-imports its shape under the original alias to
keep downstream code readable; the slim `SubPageAnalyticsData` that was
already there stays put. We deliberately keep the four shapes distinct
(rather than collapsing to one with everything optional) so call sites
can't cross-read fields they shouldn't reach for — closes v1.4.39 org-
audit recommendation #2.
Resolves the single component → route-handler import in the codebase
(`components/admin/backups-section.tsx ← app/api/admin/backups/route.ts`)
flagged by the v1.4.39 org audit (recommendation #2). The DTOs now live
in `src/types/backups.ts`; the route handler keeps owning the HTTP
contract and re-imports the shared types from there.
Marc-André Bombeck