[ahernsean]

Summary

• On the live-drive completion screen (shown after ending a drive), add checkboxes for the common weather values already used in the database: clear, cloudy, rainy, foggy.
• Checking/unchecking a box adds/removes just that word from the comma-separated weather notes field, without disturbing any other text (checkbox-driven or manually typed) already in the field.
• The field stays freely editable, so uncommon conditions (e.g. "windy") can still be typed in alongside the checkbox-driven values.

Test plan

• ruff check .
• ruff format --check .
• mypy
• pytest -m "not browser" --cov --cov-fail-under=95 (88 passed, 95.63% coverage)
• pytest -m browser via the project's local-chromium fallback (WebKit unavailable in this environment) — confirms no horizontal overflow on a 320px mobile viewport
• Manual Playwright walkthrough of the exact interaction: check clear+cloudy → "clear, cloudy"; uncheck clear → "cloudy"; re-check clear → "clear, cloudy"; type ", windy" → "clear, cloudy, windy"

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[ahernsean]

The weather notes text field should display within the "Weather" panel along with the boxes.

The boxes don't interact with typed text well. For instance, if I type "Foggy" then immediate check "rainy", the weather text turns into "rainy", losing what I typed. I think the biggest problem is if I type one of the words the checkboxes themselves insert, they get confused. I'm not sure if capitalization is considered. If I type one of the words from the checkboxes, the checkbox corresponding to that word ought to check itself, correctly indicating that the weather is in the note.

[ahernsean]

Pushed a fix for both issues in 8669c7b:

• The weather notes field now lives inside the Weather fieldset, so it renders in the same panel as the checkboxes.
• Typing a word now checks the matching checkbox (case-insensitively), and checkboxes/text stay in sync both ways. So typing "Foggy" then checking "rainy" now gives "rainy, foggy" instead of dropping "foggy".

Verified with a Playwright walkthrough of exactly the scenario you described, plus a case-insensitivity check (typing "CLOUDY" checks the cloudy box), and reran the full CI suite (lint, mypy, pytest w/ coverage, browser test) — all passing.

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[ahernsean]

Pushed ea08883 addressing all three:

1. "rain" auto-checks "rainy", uncheck removes "rain"
Checkbox matching is now prefix-based instead of exact-match: a typed word checks a box if it's a prefix of that box's label ("rain" → "rainy", "cloud" → "cloudy", etc.), and the original typed word is what stays in the field — unchecking removes exactly that word rather than a canonical form. Directly clicking a checkbox (with no matching text already present) still inserts the canonical label, same as before.

2. Checkboxes missing on the past-drive edit screen
Good catch — the live-drive-finish screen (live.html) and the add/edit-drive screen (drive_form.html) are two separate templates that each render their own form, and only the first one had gotten the picker. I pulled the picker markup into a shared partial (_weather_picker.html) that both templates now include, so they can't drift apart again. Editing a past drive now pre-checks boxes based on its saved weather text.

3. "totals" summary looked like a drive card
Removed the shared card background/border/rounded-corner styling from .filtered-totals — it now reads as a plain summary line instead of looking like another drive row.

Verified all three with a Playwright walkthrough (typing "rain", editing a drive with saved "rain, cloudy" weather, and checking the computed style of the totals bar has no border/radius), plus reran the full CI suite (lint, mypy, pytest w/ coverage, browser test) — all passing.

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