Add usesAIAssistance to Language details and grid

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API PR: SeedCompany/cord-api-v3#3538

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A new "Uses AI" boolean property was added to the language data model, including updates to GraphQL fragments, the language data grid columns, and the language detail UI. These changes enable the display and retrieval of whether a language uses AI assistance across both list and detail views.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Language Data Grid Column Update src/components/LanguageDataGrid/LanguageColumns.tsx	Added a new boolean column "Uses AI" to the language data grid, displaying usesAIAssistance.value with a fixed width and using a boolean column helper.
GraphQL Fragments Update src/components/LanguageDataGrid/languageDataGridRow.graphql, src/scenes/Languages/Detail/LanguageDetail.graphql	Extended GraphQL fragments to include the usesAIAssistance field for the Language type, with value in the data grid fragment and canRead, canEdit, and value in the detail fragment.
Language Detail UI Update src/scenes/Languages/Detail/LanguageDetail.tsx	Added a new display property for "Does this language use AI assistance?" in the language detail view, showing "Yes" or "No" based on the boolean value, positioned after the sponsor estimated end fiscal year property.

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Possibly related PRs

• Display Language ID on Details #1650: Both PRs modify LanguageDetail.tsx by adding new DisplayProperty components for additional language information, indicating related UI enhancements.
• Convert Language List to Datagrid #1644: The current PR extends the language data grid columns and related GraphQL fields, building upon the data grid initially created in this referenced PR.

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📒 Files selected for processing (4)

• src/components/LanguageDataGrid/LanguageColumns.tsx (1 hunks)
• src/components/LanguageDataGrid/languageDataGridRow.graphql (1 hunks)
• src/scenes/Languages/Detail/LanguageDetail.graphql (1 hunks)
• src/scenes/Languages/Detail/LanguageDetail.tsx (2 hunks)

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🧠 Learnings (1)

📚 Learning: in `src/components/feature.tsx`, the `feature` component uses `usefeatureflagpayload` and the `match...

Learnt from: CarsonF
PR: SeedCompany/cord-field#1604
File: src/components/Feature.tsx:12-19
Timestamp: 2024-10-21T15:17:35.618Z
Learning: In `src/components/Feature.tsx`, the `Feature` component uses `useFeatureFlagPayload` and the `match` prop to determine feature availability, which differs from the `useFeatureEnabled` hook.

Applied to files:

• src/scenes/Languages/Detail/LanguageDetail.tsx

🔇 Additional comments (5)

src/scenes/Languages/Detail/LanguageDetail.graphql (1)

59-63: LGTM! Consistent GraphQL schema pattern.

The usesAIAssistance field addition follows the established pattern with canRead, canEdit, and value subfields, maintaining consistency with other permission-aware fields in the fragment.

src/components/LanguageDataGrid/languageDataGridRow.graphql (1)

20-22: LGTM! Appropriate field structure for data grid.

The usesAIAssistance field correctly includes only the value subfield, which is appropriate for data grid display purposes where permission information is not needed.

src/scenes/Languages/Detail/LanguageDetail.tsx (2)

97-97: LGTM! Proper field destructuring.

The usesAIAssistance field is correctly added to the destructured language properties, maintaining consistency with the existing pattern.

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223-227: LGTM! Clear and consistent display implementation.

The DisplayProperty component correctly displays the AI assistance status with a user-friendly label and Yes/No values. The implementation follows the established pattern for boolean property display.

Note: The current implementation will display "No" for both false and null/undefined values. If you need to distinguish between these cases (e.g., showing "Unknown" for null values), you may want to adjust the value logic:

value={
  usesAIAssistance?.value === true ? 'Yes' : 
  usesAIAssistance?.value === false ? 'No' : 
  'Unknown'
}

Please verify if this behavior aligns with your requirements.

src/components/LanguageDataGrid/LanguageColumns.tsx (1)

51-57: LGTM! Well-structured data grid column definition.

The new "Uses AI" column is properly configured:

• Uses appropriate booleanColumn() helper for boolean data
• Clear and concise header name suitable for grid display
• Reasonable width allocation (150px)
• Correct valueGetter that extracts from the nested usesAIAssistance.value structure

The implementation is consistent with existing column patterns.

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