docs: record booking scale-up verification
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@@ -2239,3 +2239,21 @@ evidence yet."
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queue is capped at six with a direct continuation link. A cached pre-roadmap CSS asset
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was found in one browser session still hiding `.page-actions`; the final live asset
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hash explicitly keeps the mobile status/action row visible.
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## Booking list scale-up follow-up (2026-08-10)
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- **Improvement found and completed**: Bookings was the last operations list that fetched
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and searched every booking in the browser. It now uses the same bounded server-side
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query contract as Vehicles, Data Quality and Audit: optional `query`, `page` and
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`page_size <= 25`, with a total and total-page count. Unpaged API calls retain their
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original list response for existing consumers.
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- **Usability**: booking search, status and page are URL-backed (`q`, `status`, `page`),
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so an operator can reload, share or navigate back to an exact queue view.
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- **Evidence**: local web build, ruff and mypy passed. On Unraid the isolated demo-contract
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suite passed **193 tests**; ruff and mypy passed. Live at 1440px, 254 bookings render as
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25 rows over 11 pages, and `?q=BK-DEMO&page=1` returns four records with the filter
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visibly retained. The synthetic demo seed was reset after the test run (2 users, 180
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customers, 50 vehicles, 254 bookings, 33 quality issues and 20 workflow runs).
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- **Deployment**: committed and pushed as `0ef4a6fa98e6e4b4f73b0bcaa2581ecc82fbbc51`
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(`UX: paginate booking operations`), deployed to Unraid; `.deploy/source-revision`
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matches that commit.
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