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Approve: iOS dead code removalTo do · blocker Delete 4 orphaned auth viewsDone Delete 4 never-compiled iOS orphan files (~600 lines, zero pbxproj surgery)Done Delete the Shop featureDone Delete dead Analytics screensDone Delete dead NFC encoder flowDone Delete dead ConnectCard viewsDone Delete dead Canvas + Assets viewsDone ~3,900 more lines of compiled-but-never-constructed code (Dash* tile family, AnalyticsKit.Shell helpers, AssetsFilter, AnalyticsOverviewViewModel)In progress Stale assertions in iOS docs and comments — AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md name directories that do not existTo do

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iOS — Dead code removal

Substantial dead code raises real risk of QA testing the wrong screen — two abandoned generations sit beside the live ones in the same directories.

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Unlike the earlier tasks in this wave these files DO compile — they are dead by reachability, not by pbxproj absence, so the 4-refs tell cannot find them. Verified per-type by a second agent; two of the four carry a live type that must not be deleted with the file.

No dependencies in this wave — nothing gates it, and nothing waits on it.

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## The task

**~3,900 more lines of compiled-but-never-constructed code (Dash* tile family, AnalyticsKit.Shell helpers, AssetsFilter, AnalyticsOverviewViewModel)** · in progress

Unlike the earlier tasks in this wave these files DO compile — they are dead by reachability, not by pbxproj absence, so the 4-refs tell cannot find them. Verified per-type by a second agent; two of the four carry a live type that must not be deleted with the file.

Where it sits: TacTile › Launch TacTile › iOS › iOS — Dead code removal

## The brief on file

IN PROGRESS 2026-08-05 (iOS session), branch feature/ios / PR #223. ~857 net lines removed so far.
Everything below was removed as an IN-FILE edit, because whole-FILE deletion is blocked by a
permission gate in this session (see t_a10a6a20). That constraint decided the order of work: items
living inside otherwise-live files got done, whole dead files did not.

DONE — AnalyticsKit.Shell's nine exclusive helpers, 454 lines out of AnalyticsKitShell.swift.
  Removed: Header, SavedViewsDropdown, GlassCapsule, SettingsGear, SubNav, FilterBar, SavedView,
  sampleSavedViews(for:), FilterScope, plus the fileprivate `View.if` whose only caller was SubNav's
  Pill. Verified no qualified reference (AnalyticsKit.Header etc.) and no bare construction anywhere
  outside the file; the single external mention is a COMMENT at AnalyticsRangePicker.swift:4 calling
  itself the "interactive replacement for AnalyticsKit.GlassCapsule".
  SubPage was KEPT — it is live in AnalyticsHostView, AnalyticsComingSoonView and the deep-dive
  banner. That is the trap t_49b4e7be documented and it is still live; the file must not be deleted.
  The file header now explains that its name is a misnomer.

DONE — DashTilesSummary.swift, 329 lines: DashMetricCard, DashMetricGrid, DashSessionTime,
  DashRepeatRate, plus the private TileBigNumber they were the only users of.
  DashMetricScorecard KEPT (live via DashTileContent.swift:48), along with TileEyebrow /
  TileDeltaLine / TileLoadingPlaceholder / TileEmptyValue, which the scorecard still uses — TileEyebrow
  only transitively, through TileEmptyValue.
  ⚠️ ONE MISTAKE WORTH RECORDING, because it will catch the next person doing the whole-file deletions:
  I mapped the file's declarations with a grep for `^(private )?struct|extension` and it MISSED a
  top-level `enum ScorecardMetric` sitting between two structs. Deleting the surrounding range took it
  with them and broke the build — DashMetricScorecard uses it. Restored. When deleting by line range
  in these files, grep for `enum` and `typealias` too, not just `struct`.

DONE — DashWidgetStub (DashTileContent.swift) and the DashScopeChip / DashScopeChipRow pair
  (DashTileCard.swift, 83 lines). The chip pair sat under a comment reading "retained for any
  remaining callers … other files in the project may still reference these types". None did:
  DashScopeChip was referenced only by DashScopeChipRow, and DashScopeChipRow only by its own
  declaration — a closed pair kept alive purely by a comment asserting callers that never existed.

DONE — ActionEditorRouter.submitDocument (DestinationEditorRouter.swift), dead since the .document
  case routes into DocumentUploadBuilder, which PATCHes internally.

STILL TO DO — the four whole dead files, 2,988 lines, all blocked on the file-deletion permission:
  DashTilesAssets.swift (589) · DashTilesAudience.swift (790) · DashTilesLive.swift (832) ·
  DashTilesTime.swift (777). Note DashTilesTime.swift's four widgets are constructed ONLY inside its
  `#if DEBUG` block (:552-777) from #Preview macros, so deleting it also removes ten working previews.
  Also still open: the three never-instantiated service/view-model classes (CanvasConnectionService,
  InsightsV…) — re-derive that list before acting, it was truncated in the audit output.

VERIFIED: xcodebuild → ** BUILD SUCCEEDED ** after the removals.

## How to work this

- Do the work, don't just plan it. If the fix is obvious and safe, make it.
- Surface anything needing Matthew's sign-off instead of deciding it yourself.
- Short replies. Lead with the answer, then stop.
- Finish by saying what changed, what you verified, and what you'd do next.

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