The drop-off (land → hotel, 'drop bags') was always by car, not L3-editable,
and the walk/taxi toggle was trip-global. It also read dayBase() rather than
the actual booked hotel, and the open route card went stale after enrichment
(the rail updated, the card didn't).
- transferIn is now a full leg: {mode, conf, geometry, hotelName} (both the
apply_flight_anchors tool and the healTravelAnchors self-heal build it).
- enrichLegs routes the drop-off FIRST (so the stop-leg token bails can't
starve it), idempotently, in its own mode; renderMap draws it from its
routed geometry, walk=green / taxi=blue.
- The drop-off rail row is a normal clickable leg (not struct-leg): clicking
it opens the same L3 editor as any stop-to-stop leg, with the walk/taxi
toggle.
- openL3 generalises to openLegEditor(leg, from, to, ...) so any leg with
explicit endpoints is editable; openArrivalEditor() edits the drop-off.
- The toggle is now per-leg (setLegMode) — it re-routes just the leg being
edited and keeps the card, the itinerary rail, and the map in sync (the
rail re-renders live, and enrichment refreshes an open card), killing the
stale-state-after-toggle bug. rebuildLegs preserves each leg's mode.
- setTravelMode (no UI, kept as a global API) genuinely flips every on-ground
leg + the drop-off.
Verified: cdp_leg 17/17 (drop-off routed on load, L3-editable, mode+colour+
pane update live, card==rail), struct 13/13, dates 7/7, Florence/Boston smoke
0 JS errors.
Greg Pomerantz
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