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- Server action echoes kitaName, the three module booleans, and the
Mindest-Verfügbarkeiten value on every error path so failed submits no
longer wipe what the user typed; OnboardingState gains an `attempt`
counter that drives a per-field remount key on the client.
- Schema now rejects min=0 when the Notdienst module is active (via
superRefine) — previously a kita could be created with 0 minimum days,
which is fachlich sinnlos. When the module is off, 0 stays valid.
- Validation error messages reworded from terse fragments ("Nicht
negativ.", "Bitte ganze Zahl.") to full sentences.
- Field error <p> elements gain role="alert" + aria-live="polite" so
screen readers announce them on submit.
- CardTitle now accepts as="h1" and the onboarding page uses it for
"Willkommen, …" — the page now has a real top-level heading.
- ModuleCheckbox uses aria-labelledby + aria-describedby so the
accessible name is just the module title; the longer description is
exposed as secondary info instead of being concatenated into the AN.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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