ADR-0061: Collapsed section summaries wrap instead of clipping

• Status: Accepted
• Date: 2026-10-17

Context

CollapsibleSectionCard rendered its collapsed-value summary with maxLines = 1 and Compose's default TextOverflow.Clip. At 200% text on a phone the classification summary Uncategorised · Completed showed only Uncategorised ·: the status was dropped with no ellipsis, so the collapsed editor looked complete while hiding a value. Expanding still revealed it.

Decision

The collapsed summary wraps onto as many lines as the available width needs — no maxLines cap and no ellipsis. Callers keep every summary bounded (two short labels, an item count plus amount, the first 60 characters of a note, a file count, formatted coordinates), so the collapsed header cannot grow without limit. The rendered Text keeps the full string in its semantics, so assistive tech always receives the complete value even across line breaks. Expansion stays per section and per caller; the component still owns only presentation.

Consequences

Collapsed headers can be one to a few lines tall at very large text, trading a little vertical space for complete information. Long single-token values still wrap on the token boundary instead of being cut. No caller API changes.

Verification

CollapsibleSectionCardTest measures the summary layout at 288/379 dp (320/411 dp minus editor padding) and 100/150/200% text, asserting no visual overflow and that the last line holds the full string; it also exercises the Items, Note and Attachments callers for independent expansion and retained drafts. TransactionDetailScreenTest checks the real classification summary at 320 dp and 200% text.