feat(client): fullscreen toggle in bottom chrome strip - #169
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Hide browser chrome (phone/desktop) via the Fullscreen API: a new icon-only chrome button toggles document fullscreen with navigationUI: hide, tracks external exits through fullscreenchange, and no-ops where the API is unavailable. Sidesteps the PWA-install cert problem for LAN use until a trusted cert story lands.
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Summary
Adds a fullscreen toggle button to the bottom chrome strip, allowing users to hide browser UI and maximize screen real estate on both phone and desktop.
Changes
useFullscreenhook (client/src/fullscreen.ts) that tracks document fullscreen state and exposes a toggle function. Syncs state viafullscreenchangeevents to handle external exits (system back gesture, Esc key). Gracefully degrades on browsers/jsdom without Fullscreen API support.Design notes
The fullscreen request must originate from a user gesture (tap/keydown) — the browser enforces this, so the hook only forwards the request. External exits automatically update UI state without additional wiring.