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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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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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## The brief on file

Viv — Delete the dead NFC encoder flow, superseded by NFCStampTest.

--- DONE 2026-07-27 (Viv) · commit 4fb2637e ---
1,641 lines removed across 12 files. xcodebuild exit 0.

The 8 sheets, mapped by the TYPE each declares (filenames and types disagree here — the trap): AccessDenied.swift→NFCErrorSheet, ReProgramNFC.swift→RetapNFC, and AvalibleNFC/ClaimNFC/LockedError/MakeCompatable/ReTap/NFCProgramResultSheet→same-named types. Also removed NFCEncoderFlowViewModel.swift (404 lines), which the brief didn't name but which only the deleted flow used.

Nothing in production referenced any of it. The only call sites were DEBUG scaffolding, and both were updated rather than left dangling: Screens/UIVCatalog.swift's nfcPages array is now empty (every one of its 8 entries pointed at a deleted type), and Features/NFC/Debug/SimulatedNFCOverlay.swift keeps its stampTest flow but lost the two encoder fullScreenCovers, their @State flags, FlowKind cases and pill buttons.

WORTH KNOWING: QRMakerHostView.swift:949 declares its own `private struct NFCEncoderFlowView` — a DIFFERENT, live type that just shares the name. Do not let a future grep for "NFCEncoderFlowView" convince anyone the deletion was incomplete. NFCStampTestView (the replacement) is live via QRMakerHostView.swift:97.

ContactOwner.swift and ClearNFC.swift had zero pbxproj entries — on-disk orphans that never compiled, same pattern as the System/Auth pair in 666162ce.

FOLLOW-UP, not blocking: stale doc references to the deleted flow remain in Features/NFC/README.md:51 and in comments in Models/NFCTagClassifier.swift and Models/NFCChipCatalog.swift. Comments only, no build impact. Also: scripts/ui-validation/screen-sources.json may still map the 8 removed UIVCatalog ids — worth a `node scripts/ui-validation/uiv.mjs status` run to confirm nothing reports UNREGISTERED.

## 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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