Corp/frontend
lizerk 0a80eb86cf refactor: extract shared utils/components, split requests page data into hook
- Create frontend/src/lib/shared/ with formatters, userUtils, paginationUtils
  (formatDate, formatMoney, displayUserName, userProfileLink, extractNextPage, loadAllPages)
- Create frontend/src/components/shared/SearchableSelect.tsx
  (SearchableSelectSingle + SearchableSelectMulti, replaces 3 inline copies)
- Extract requests page data/state/actions into useRequestsPage hook
  (requests/page.tsx: 1580 → ~280 lines of pure JSX)
- Replace duplicated helpers in equipment/page.tsx with shared imports
  (~80 lines removed: formatDate, formatMoney, displayUserName, extractNextPage,
   loadAllPages, inline SearchableSelectSingle)
- Replace duplicated helpers in procurement/page.tsx with shared imports
  (~90 lines removed: fmt, money, displayUserName, extractNextPage,
   inline departments loader, inline SearchableSelectSingle)
- 609 backend tests pass, TypeScript typecheck clean, ESLint clean
2026-04-01 16:21:02 +03:00
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