# Closed-tab work draft acceptance

WJ-059 is bound to the isolated Chromium/Spring browser suite. It signs in through the email forms with captured test mail, opens a dated new-work dialog, and enters three hours and a distinctive description with the account's default customer/project. It closes the actual page and opens a new page in the same browser context; no storage or cookies are copied by the fixture.

The new dialog must offer the earlier draft through its visible recovery button. Its description stays empty until that button is clicked. Recovery must restore the date, hours, description, customer and project and show the explicit-save notice. Database assertions before closing, before recovery and after recovery require both work_entry and work_mutation to stay empty.

This checks actual client persistence and server restoration, rather than reconstructing either in a unit-test fixture. No production database or real email recipient is involved. Validation passed for 0.1.39-SNAPSHOT: all four browser scenarios, 177 executed JVM cases (194 reported, 17 pending cases skipped), zero failures/errors, 68 operations tests, 17 frontend tests, production and admin-recovery smoke checks. No production code or schema change was needed.