fix(arbitrum-bridge): recreate lost claim actions from tx history, Action Center ordering and dating

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Description

Arbitrum Bridge withdraw actions only existed if the swap that made them was still in the store, so a cleared store, another device or a withdrawal made outside the app left no way to claim in-app. This rebuilds them from tx history, then gives bridge, rFOX and TCY claims one lifecycle (Initiated → Claim Available → Pending → Claimed) in a Claims tab of their own.

Arbitrum Bridge

• Withdraw actions are rebuilt from tx history, keyed by the withdraw tx hash so the swap and history paths share one action. Completed claims are not rebuilt.
• Status is read from chain: claimable once the latest confirmed assertion covers the withdraw's L2 block, claimed once the outbox reports it spent. Pending withdraws are timed from their covering assertion (validated 10–14 min early on real withdraws), with a flat 6.4 days until it posts. Claimable and claimed withdraws aren't polled; claims made elsewhere are caught on load or in the modal.
• In-flight claims resolve by receipt after a reload; a reverted or dropped claim returns to claimable, and status never moves backwards on a lagging read.
• The claim is paid by the ethereum account that withdrew, else the wallet's first; the displayed destination is always the withdraw's. A claim that can't be built keeps the modal open with the error; an already-claimed withdraw says so instead of closing.
• Ready and claimed toasts render the card, like the other action toasts.

rFOX

• Request ids are the Unstake event tuple (account, contract, cooldown expiry, amount) instead of the index, which moves as other requests are claimed; the claim confirm re-reads the current index before building withdraw.
• A cooling unstake is a pending claim in the Claims tab, dated from the unstake, linking the unstake tx (matched from tx history by the cooldown math) and showing its fixed claimable date. The unstake card in Recent keeps the tx record.
• Claims made elsewhere are deleted on a fresh read; a failed claim tx returns to claimable.

TCY

• THORNode's 400 for an address without claims reads as empty, any other failure as unknown, so a failed read never deletes anything. Claims gone from a definitive read are removed.

Action Center

• Claims tab for open claims with a count of the claimable ones; Recent keeps everything else. Legacy claim actions are cleared once by migration and recreated live.
• Recent anchors in-flight actions on top in start order, settled ones by settle time, and every card is dated from the timestamp it sorts by. Expanded bodies use a border, not a card shadow.
• selectActions skips an id with no action instead of crashing every subscriber; selectArbitrumWithdrawTxs drops an indexOf sort for a deleted tab. window.store is the store again in dev.

Issue (if applicable)

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Risk

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Medium. No new on-chain transaction. Outbox executeTransaction is built as before from a live read; rFOX withdraw(index) now uses the request's current index, which fixes claiming the wrong request after another was claimed. One migration clears persisted bridge, rFOX and TCY claim actions; subscribers recreate the live ones and completed claims are not recreated. Sorting, dating and the Claims tab touch every card type.

What protocols, transaction types, wallets or contract interactions might be affected by this PR?

Arbitrum Bridge withdrawals and claims (outbox executeTransaction), rFOX unstake claims (withdraw(index)), TCY claims, and Action Center ordering, dating and tabs for every action type.

Testing

Engineering

Unit tests: pnpm vitest run src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers src/state/slices/actionSlice src/state/slices/txHistorySlice (claim-to-action builders, wallet and claims-tab selectors, the two-group sort).

Manual, with a wallet holding Arbitrum withdrawals and rFOX unstakes in tx history:

1. Delete persist:action in local storage and reload. Pending and claimable bridge withdraws and cooling or claimable rFOX unstakes come back in Claims, dated from and linking their withdraw or unstake tx. Completed claims do not.
2. Claim a bridge withdraw: the modal closes on broadcast, the card goes Pending with both tx links, then a "complete" toast fires and the card moves to Recent.
3. Claim one from the Arbitrum portal instead, then open its modal here: "Already claimed", and the card moves to Recent.
4. After an hour, a pending withdraw's claimableAt in the store has moved from the flat estimate to the assertion-timed one.
5. rFOX with two claimable requests: claim the lower-index one; the other keeps its id and its claim confirm sends withdraw(0).
6. TCY: block */thorchain/tcy_claimer/* in devtools and reload. No error page, no TCY card removed.

Operations

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Open the Action Center from the bell. It now has two tabs: Recent for everything that happened, Claims for things waiting to be claimed. The number on Claims is how many are ready to claim right now.

Bridge deposit (ETH → Arbitrum), a few dollars of ETH

1. Trade ETH on Ethereum for ETH on Arbitrum with the Arbitrum Bridge route. A toast says "Your bridge of … is being processed", then "is complete".
2. In Recent the card reads the same, and opens to a View Transaction button.

Bridge withdraw (Arbitrum → ETH), a few dollars of ETH

1. Trade ETH on Arbitrum for ETH on Ethereum with the Arbitrum Bridge route. Recent gets "has been initiated"; Claims gets a card "will be available in 6 days" that opens to a Withdraw Tx link. The Claims count does not change yet.
2. Reload the page. The card is still there, same date, same place.
3. About a week later the card reads "is available to claim", the count goes up, and a toast with the same card appears. Clicking the toast opens the Claims tab.
4. Open the card and press Claim. The window shows the receive address and the gas fee. Press Confirm & Claim and approve in the wallet.
5. The window closes and the card shows Pending with a Claim Tx link. Within a minute a toast says "is complete", the card leaves Claims and appears at the top of Recent as Claimed, with both links.

rFOX unstake, a small amount of FOX

1. On the rFOX page, unstake a small amount. Recent gets "Your unstake of … has been initiated" with a View Transaction button.
2. Claims gets a card "will be available in a month" that opens to the Unstake Tx link and the exact date and time it becomes claimable. The count does not change.
3. When that date passes the card reads "is ready to claim" with a Claim button; claiming moves it to Recent like the bridge withdraw.

Already claimed somewhere else

1. Claim a ready bridge withdraw from the Arbitrum portal instead of the app, then open its card here and press Claim. The window says "Already claimed" with a Close button, and the card moves to Recent.

Order and dates

• In Recent, things still in progress sit on top in the order they started; finished things follow. Nothing jumps around on reload.
• Every card's date is when it started, except finished ones, which show when they finished.

Screenshots (if applicable)

Claims tab rebuilt from tx history after a cleared store

Claims tab: pending and claimable bridge withdraws and cooling rFOX unstakes, with their tx links

Claimable bridge withdraw

Ready and complete toasts render the card

Claim in flight, then claimed in Recent

rFOX cooling unstakes as pending claims

Recent: bridge withdraw initiated, rFOX unstake as the tx record

Bridge deposit cards

Before

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a Claims tab in the Action Center, with a badge for claims ready to collect and an empty state when none are available.
  • Arbitrum bridge withdrawals now show claim status, transaction details, and an estimated claim-availability time. Claim notifications link to the relevant Action Center view.
  • RFOX unstaking and TCY claims now appear in the claim flow with clearer status and transaction details.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved claim status updates for Arbitrum, RFOX, and TCY, including handling pending, completed, and failed claim transactions.
  • Action dates and ordering now reflect relevant activity timestamps more consistently.

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Walkthrough

The Action Center now separates recent activity from claim actions. Arbitrum withdrawal, RFOX unstaking, and TCY claims use updated action tracking and claim status flows. The changes also update claim-related cards and notifications, add a persistence migration, and remove Redux window-store middleware.

Changes

Claims and Action Center

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Action model, selectors, and timestamps src/state/slices/actionSlice/*, src/state/migrations/*, src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/*ActionCard.tsx, src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/SpeedUpModal.tsx	Action helpers classify claim actions and select timestamp-sorted claim and recent feeds. The migration removes stored claim actions and marks initiated swaps complete. Action cards use shared action timestamps.
Arbitrum claim discovery and action construction src/hooks/useArbitrumClaims/*, src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/arbitrumBridgeWithdrawAction.*, src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/useSwapActionSubscriber.tsx, src/state/slices/txHistorySlice/selectors.ts, src/MultiHopTrade/.../useArbitrumClaimsByStatus.tsx	The claims hook gathers withdrawal sources and derives claim statuses and claimable times. Builders construct withdrawal actions from claims or swaps, and confirmed swaps dispatch eligible actions. The prior claims-by-status hook is removed.
Arbitrum claim broadcast and status updates src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/useArbitrumWithdrawalActionSubscriber.tsx, src/hooks/useArbitrumClaims/useArbitrumClaimTx.tsx, src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ArbitrumBridgeClaimModal.tsx, src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/Notifications/ArbitrumBridgeWithdrawNotification.tsx	The subscriber reconstructs actions, updates claim status, and polls claim transactions. The modal selects an enabled destination-chain account and marks the action pending when the claim is broadcast.
Claims and recent activity views src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/ActionCenter.tsx, src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/ActionCenterContext.tsx, src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ClaimsEmptyState.tsx, src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/useGenericTransactionSubscriber.tsx, src/assets/translations/*/main.json	The Action Center adds Recent and Claims tabs, claim counts, empty-state content, and claims-specific notification routing. Translation files add or remove the corresponding labels.
Claim cards and status notifications src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ClaimActionCard.tsx, src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/RfoxClaimActionCard.tsx, src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ArbitrumBridgeWithdrawActionCard.tsx, src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/Notifications/SwapNotification.tsx, src/hooks/useClaimTimeText/*, src/lib/utils/time.ts	Claim cards show source transaction links and claim timing. Arbitrum and RFOX cards and notifications use shared claim-time text and action timestamps.
RFOX unstaking claim actions src/pages/RFOX/components/Claim/ClaimConfirm.tsx, src/pages/RFOX/hooks/*, src/state/slices/txHistorySlice/selectors.ts	The RFOX subscriber uses cooldown data to advance claim actions. Claim confirmation uses the current unstaking-request index, and request IDs use stable request fields.
TCY claim query and action lifecycle src/pages/TCY/queries/useTcyClaims.tsx, src/pages/TCY/hooks/useTcyClaimActionSubscriber.tsx, src/pages/TCY/components/*, src/pages/TCY/components/Claim/*	TCY queries distinguish unavailable data from empty results. The subscriber updates pending claim transactions and removes stale actions. Claim action IDs now use account IDs.

Redux window-store middleware removal

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Remove window-store middleware src/state/store.ts, src/state/windowMiddleware.ts	The store no longer registers the middleware that copied Redux state to window.store, and the middleware export is removed.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant SwapSubscriber as useSwapActionSubscriber
  participant Claims as useArbitrumClaims
  participant WithdrawalSubscriber as useArbitrumWithdrawalActionSubscriber
  participant ActionState
  participant ClaimModal as ArbitrumBridgeClaimModal
  participant ClaimTx as useArbitrumClaimTx
  SwapSubscriber->>Claims: Fetch withdrawal claim message
  Claims-->>SwapSubscriber: Claim message and withdrawal time
  SwapSubscriber->>ActionState: Dispatch built withdrawal action
  Claims->>WithdrawalSubscriber: Provide withdrawal claim status
  WithdrawalSubscriber->>ActionState: Create or update withdrawal action
  ClaimModal->>ClaimTx: Submit claim with selected account
  ClaimTx-->>ClaimModal: Return claim transaction hash
  ClaimModal->>ActionState: Set action to Pending
  WithdrawalSubscriber->>ActionState: Update action after transaction status check

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Suggested reviewers: 0xapotheosis

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to a4d74

Two problems should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. An rFOX claim could target the wrong unstake request if the request list changed recently. An Arbitrum bridge claim could be sent without being recorded, and the open modal would allow the user to send a duplicate claim.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to a4d74

The reviewed claim flow keeps Arbitrum payouts tied to the original withdrawal and limits the paying account to the connected wallet. No new asset-redirection or privilege-escalation issue was established. Interrupted claims, concurrent requests, and upgrade recovery retain some uncertainty.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The reviewed Arbitrum execution path exposes the selected wallet account to claim gas expenditure while keeping payout authority in the proven withdrawal and configured outbox. History metadata alone does not choose the encoded payout destination or transaction target.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Arbitrum discovery is scoped through enabled wallet transaction history, while execution reconstructs its authoritative event and message from the withdrawal receipt. The transaction hook requires a wallet and account derivation data before invoking signing and broadcast.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Controls reduce destructive recovery from incomplete observations: rFOX request multicalls reject partial failure, TCY unknown reads do not delete stored claims, and Arbitrum and TCY suppress backward status changes from lagging reads.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Explicitly reconcile displayed Arbitrum action metadata and payer-chain selection with the fetched withdrawal event and destination chain before requesting a signature. This would make the display-to-execution identity guarantee explicit; no payout-redirection vulnerability was established.
• proposed — Establish whether the rFOX request tuple uniquely identifies an occurrence, including equal-amount requests sharing a cooldown expiry, and reconcile identity again at submission. Current-index lookup improves on stored indices, but does not itself establish tuple uniqueness or atomicity with concurrent withdrawals.

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new estimate instead of resetting it to ARBITRUM_WITHDRAW_ETA_SECONDS. In the
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• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ActionCard.tsx
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• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ArbitrumBridgeClaimModal.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ArbitrumBridgeWithdrawActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ChainflipLendingActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ClaimActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/GenericTransactionActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/LimitOrderActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/RewardDistributionActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/SwapActionCard.tsx
• src/components/MultiHopTrade/components/TradeInput/components/Claim/hooks/useArbitrumClaimsByStatus.tsx
• src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/arbitrumBridgeWithdrawAction.test.ts
• src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/arbitrumBridgeWithdrawAction.ts
• src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/useArbitrumWithdrawalActionSubscriber.tsx
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src/hooks/useArbitrumClaims/useArbitrumClaims.tsx (1)

359-369: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Clamp the refetchInterval delay to the browser timer limit.

refetchInterval returns claimableAt - Date.now(). For a new withdraw, that value can be up to about 6.4 days, which is about 553,000,000 ms. Browsers store setInterval delays as signed 32-bit integers. The maximum delay is 2,147,483,647 ms, about 24.8 days. The current value is below that limit, so the timer does not overflow today. The remaining risk is the fallback estimate path. If a future change sets a longer challenge period, the timer overflows and fires immediately in a tight loop. Add an upper bound so the delay always stays within the limit.

Proposed guard

-          return Math.max(data.claimableAt - Date.now(), UNCONFIRMED_POLL_MS)
+          return Math.min(
+            Math.max(data.claimableAt - Date.now(), UNCONFIRMED_POLL_MS),
+            2_147_483_647,
+          )

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Review comment at @src/hooks/useArbitrumClaims/useArbitrumClaims.tsx around
lines 359 - 369:
Clamp the delay returned by the refetchInterval callback in useArbitrumClaims so
it never exceeds the browser timer limit of 2,147,483,647 ms, while preserving
the existing UNCONFIRMED_POLL_MS minimum.

src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/useArbitrumWithdrawalActionSubscriber.tsx (1)

183-217: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

A confirmed claim from an outside path can leave a Pending action with a stale broadcast time.

getClaimTxStatus uses action.updatedAt as the broadcast time. upsertAction sets updatedAt to Date.now() on every write. Any other write to a Pending action resets the 10-minute drop window. One example is the status effect at lines 146-156, which writes when claimableAt changes. In the current code, that effect only changes claimableAt for Initiated actions. For this reason, a Pending action is not rewritten in practice. The comment at line 189 states this as an invariant. Persist an explicit claimBroadcastAt in metadata instead of relying on updatedAt. A later writer then cannot silently extend the drop window.

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Review comment at
@src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/useArbitrumWithdrawalActionSubscriber.tsx
around lines 183 - 217:
Persist an explicit claimBroadcastAt timestamp in arbitrumBridgeMetadata when
the claim transaction is broadcast, and have getClaimTxStatus use it instead of
action.updatedAt so later action writes cannot reset the drop window.

src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/ActionCenterContext.tsx (1)

81-81: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add explicit return types to the new functions. The new named functions omit return annotations required by the TypeScript coding guidelines.

• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/ActionCenterContext.tsx#L81-L81: declare useActionCenterTab’s return type as ActionCenterTabContextProps.
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/ActionCenter.tsx#L82-L82: declare computeActionKey’s return type as string.
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ClaimActionCard.tsx#L99-L99: declare toTxLink’s return type as string.

As per coding guidelines: “ALWAYS use explicit types for function parameters and return values.”

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Review comment at
@src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/ActionCenterContext.tsx at line 81:
Add explicit return type annotations to all three named functions: declare
useActionCenterTab in ActionCenterContext.tsx as returning
ActionCenterTabContextProps, computeActionKey in ActionCenter.tsx as returning
string, and toTxLink in ClaimActionCard.tsx as returning string.

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Review comments at
@src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ArbitrumBridgeClaimModal.tsx:
- Around line 141-157: Update handleClaimBroadcast to close the modal after
every broadcast, even if the latest action is missing or its status changed.
When the action exists and is not already Claimed, upsert it as Pending with
claimTxHash in its arbitrumBridgeMetadata; preserve an already Claimed action
without overwriting it.

Review comments at @src/pages/RFOX/components/Claim/ClaimConfirm.tsx:
- Around line 163-164: Add explicit parameter and return types to the select
callback in ClaimConfirm, using the corresponding data type and number |
undefined for its result; preserve the existing unstaking-request lookup
behavior.
- Around line 163-165: In ClaimConfirm, refresh the unstaking requests when the
user submits and verify the selected request still occupies the current
claimIndex before building the transaction for withdraw. Do not use the cached
index if the request has moved or is no longer present.

Review comments at @src/pages/RFOX/hooks/useRfoxClaimActionSubscriber.tsx:
- Line 87: Add explicit parameter and return types to the callbacks used in the
supportedStakingAssetIds map, useMemo, and state updater, including the other
identified callback locations. Use the existing relevant symbols and types in
useRfoxClaimActionSubscriber to make each callback’s signature clear without
changing its behavior.

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Review comments at
@src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/ActionCenterContext.tsx:
- Line 81: Add explicit return type annotations to all three named functions:
declare useActionCenterTab in ActionCenterContext.tsx as returning
ActionCenterTabContextProps, computeActionKey in ActionCenter.tsx as returning
string, and toTxLink in ClaimActionCard.tsx as returning string.

Review comments at
@src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/useArbitrumWithdrawalActionSubscriber.tsx:
- Around line 183-217: Persist an explicit claimBroadcastAt timestamp in
arbitrumBridgeMetadata when the claim transaction is broadcast, and have
getClaimTxStatus use it instead of action.updatedAt so later action writes
cannot reset the drop window.

Review comments at @src/hooks/useArbitrumClaims/useArbitrumClaims.tsx:
- Around line 359-369: Clamp the delay returned by the refetchInterval callback
in useArbitrumClaims so it never exceeds the browser timer limit of
2,147,483,647 ms, while preserving the existing UNCONFIRMED_POLL_MS minimum.

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• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/ActionCenter.tsx
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• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ArbitrumBridgeClaimModal.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ArbitrumBridgeWithdrawActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/ClaimActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/GenericTransactionActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/Notifications/ArbitrumBridgeWithdrawNotification.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/Notifications/SwapNotification.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/RewardDistributionActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/RfoxClaimActionCard.tsx
• src/components/Layout/Header/ActionCenter/components/RfoxInitiatedActionCard.tsx
• src/components/MultiHopTrade/components/TradeInput/components/Claim/hooks/useArbitrumClaimsByStatus.tsx
• src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/arbitrumBridgeWithdrawAction.test.ts
• src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/arbitrumBridgeWithdrawAction.ts
• src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/useArbitrumWithdrawalActionSubscriber.tsx
• src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/useGenericTransactionSubscriber.tsx
• src/hooks/useActionCenterSubscribers/useSwapActionSubscriber.tsx
• src/hooks/useArbitrumClaims/useArbitrumClaimTx.tsx
• src/hooks/useArbitrumClaims/useArbitrumClaims.tsx
• src/hooks/useClaimTimeText/useClaimTimeText.ts
• src/pages/RFOX/components/Claim/ClaimConfirm.tsx
• src/pages/RFOX/hooks/useGetUnstakingRequestsQuery/utils.ts
• src/pages/RFOX/hooks/useRfoxClaimActionSubscriber.tsx
• src/pages/TCY/components/TCYCta.tsx
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• src/state/slices/actionSlice/selectors.test.ts
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[kaladinlight]

On the three nitpicks in the review body:

• refetchInterval clamp: skipped. The delay is bounded by construction: either the flat 6.4-day estimate from the withdraw block or an assertion-timed value inside the challenge period, both far below the 2^31 ms timer limit.
• claimBroadcastAt: skipped, by design. The reducer stamps updatedAt on every write and the status effect never writes a Pending action (the regression guard skips it), so updatedAt is the broadcast time; a second field would duplicate the reducer's stamp.
• Explicit return types: not a repo guideline; the codebase relies on inference here.