refactor(signals): split the Track Record tab and cut the backtest page down
One tab stacked three things that all called themselves a track record: realized paper P&L, setup-outcome grading under the rejected take-profit model, and the backtest portfolio simulation. Split into Setups | Paper Trades | Backtest, one subject each. `track` stays the Paper Trades slug so the legacy /performance redirect keeps working. The grading diagnostic and its Evaluate / Reset controls go with Backtest, not Paper Trades — reset_track_record deletes trade_setups, not paper trades. BacktestPanel 439 -> 175 lines. Its run settings alone were 106 lines of hand-rolled sr-only radio cards for two binary choices; they are now two Dropdowns and a button on one wrapping row, with the per-option prose moved into the existing explainer. The amber warnings survive as a conditional slot, so a non-default choice still announces itself but the common path is silent. The recommendation printed eight findings at equal weight, burying the verdict in tuning detail. `topic` now splits them: production, benchmark and robustness stay inline, gate/exit/cutoff collapse behind a disclosure, and any WARNING or LAGS item is promoted out of the collapsed group regardless of topic. No topic chips — every backend string already self-prefixes, so a chip would render "GATE | Gate: ...". Portfolio metrics are now two tiers: five headline tiles for what the book returned, then a smaller labelled row for how good that return was (Sortino, Calmar (MAR), Gain/Pain, Profit Factor $, EV/trade). Reports cached before those metrics existed hide the second row rather than showing a half-populated line of dashes. Extracted EquityCurveChart, PortfolioMonitorPanel and BacktestRecommendationCard, plus a StatTile primitive and shared formatters for the duplication in the files this touched. DashboardPage and OpenTradesPanel deliberately keep their own copies — migrating them is separate scope. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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/**
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* One labelled metric. Lifted from the byte-identical `Stat` that lived in both
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* BacktestPanel and MyTradesPanel.
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*
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* `size` is the hierarchy lever: `md` (default) is the headline look those two
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* panels already had; `sm` marks a metric as supporting detail, which is what
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* keeps a second row of ratios from reading as equally important as the returns
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* above it.
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*/
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export function StatTile({
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label,
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value,
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valueClass = 'text-gray-100',
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sub,
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title,
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size = 'md',
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}: {
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label: string;
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value: string;
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valueClass?: string;
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sub?: string;
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/** Native tooltip — how the metric is defined. */
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title?: string;
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size?: 'md' | 'sm';
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}) {
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const pad = size === 'sm' ? 'p-3' : 'p-4';
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const text = size === 'sm' ? 'text-lg' : 'text-2xl';
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return (
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<div className={`glass ${pad}`} title={title}>
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<p className="section-index">{label}</p>
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<p className={`num mt-1.5 ${text} font-semibold ${valueClass}`}>{value}</p>
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{sub && <p className="mt-1 text-xs text-gray-500">{sub}</p>}
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</div>
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);
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}
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