Feature: start-list-panel (CLB)

Priority: Medium
Scope: Component
Platform: Desktop; Tablet; Android; iOS

Scenario: AC9. Lane assignments appear in consistent A-then-B order within each heat
Given each heat contains two lane positions designated as Lane A and Lane B
When I open WMR CLB start-list-panel
Then within each heat section Lane A appears before Lane B
And this ordering remains consistent across all heats in the competition

Feature: start-list-panel (CLB)

Priority: Medium
Scope: Component
Platform: Desktop; Tablet; Android; iOS

Scenario: AC8. Empty state displays when no seeding heats data is available yet
Given no competitor assignments have been published for the seeding heats yet
When I open WMR CLB start-list-panel
Then an appropriate empty state message appears
And no heat sections or competitor data are shown

Feature: start-list-panel (CLB)

Priority: High
Scope: Component
Platform: Desktop; Tablet; Android; iOS

Scenario: AC3. Heat order follows the official seeding heats sequence
Given the seeding heats are numbered in a specific sequence for the competition unit
When I open WMR CLB start-list-panel
Then heats appear in ascending numerical order from Heat 1 to Heat 7
And no heat numbers are skipped or duplicated in the display

Feature: start-list-panel (CLB)

Priority: Critical
Scope: Component
Platform: Desktop; Tablet; Android; iOS

Scenario: AC2. Athlete data matches the published start list for each lane assignment
Given competitor assignments exist for specific heats and lanes in the seeding heats start list
And each assignment includes bib number, NOC code, and printed name
When I open WMR CLB start-list-panel
Then each occupied lane shows the correct bib number from the start list data
And each occupied lane shows the correct NOC code from the start list data
And each occupied lane shows the correct printed name from the start list data

Feature: start-list-panel (CLB)

Priority: Critical
Scope: Component
Platform: Desktop; Tablet; Android; iOS

Scenario: AC1. Heat structure displays seven heats with two lanes each
Given the Speed Qualification Seeding Heats format includes seven distinct heats
And each heat contains two lane assignments for competitors
When I open WMR CLB start-list-panel
Then seven heat sections appear labeled Heat 1 through Heat 7
And each heat section shows exactly two competitor lanes labeled A and B

Feature: start-list-panel (CLB)

Priority: High
Scope: Component
Platform: Desktop; Tablet; Android; iOS

Scenario: AC4. Empty lane positions show placeholder content when no athlete assigned
Given at least one lane position in the seeding heats has no competitor assigned yet
When I open WMR CLB start-list-panel
Then that lane position displays appropriate placeholder text instead of athlete data
And the lane identifier still appears for the empty position

Feature: start-list-panel (CLB)

Priority: Low
Scope: Component
Platform: Desktop; Tablet; Android; iOS

Scenario: AC10. Long competitor names truncate appropriately within lane cells
Given at least one competitor has a name longer than the available cell width
When I open WMR CLB start-list-panel
Then the long name truncates with ellipsis to fit the column width
And the lane cell maintains its designated width without expanding

Feature: start-list-panel (CLB)

Priority: Medium
Scope: Component
Platform: Desktop; Tablet; Android; iOS

Scenario: AC6. Current Fastest Loser section appears when applicable for the seeding phase
Given the seeding heats format includes tracking of fastest loser information
When I open WMR CLB start-list-panel
Then the Current Fastest Loser section appears in the designated area
And it shows the appropriate NOC, Name, and Best Time column headers

Feature: start-list-panel (CLB)

Priority: Medium
Scope: Component
Platform: Desktop; Tablet; Android; iOS

Scenario: AC5. Column headers identify the data fields for each competitor lane
Given the start list panel displays competitor information in structured columns
When I open WMR CLB start-list-panel
Then column headers appear showing Lane, Bib, NOC, and Name labels
And these headers remain visible while viewing the heat assignments

Feature: start-list-panel (CLB)

Priority: Medium
Scope: Layout
Platform: Desktop; Tablet; Android; iOS

Scenario: AC7. Scrolling through multiple heats maintains header visibility
Given multiple heats create a list that extends beyond the initial viewport
When I open WMR CLB start-list-panel
And I scroll down through the heat listings
Then the column headers remain visible at the top
And all heats remain accessible through scrolling

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