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1. console.error in ReactScan loader 📘 Rule violation ✧ Quality
Description
• The new ReactScanLoader lazy-import error handler calls console.error(...), which violates the
  requirement to avoid console.* statements in production frontend code.
• Even though rendering is gated by IS_DEV, the statement still exists in the shipped module and
  will trigger no-console/policy violations.
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web/app/components/devtools/react-scan/loader.tsx[10]

+    console.error('Failed to load React Scan devtools:', error)
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PR Compliance ID 29 forbids console.* usage in production frontend code. The added loader uses
console.error inside the lazy-import .catch(...) block.

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web/app/components/devtools/react-scan/loader.tsx[6-12]

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## Issue description
`web/app/components/devtools/react-scan/loader.tsx` uses `console.error`, which violates the policy forbidding `console.*` in production frontend code.

## Issue Context
This runs in a client component and will be included in the production bundle; even if gated by `IS_DEV`, it still triggers lint/policy violations.

## Fix Focus Areas
- web/app/components/devtools/react-scan/loader.tsx[6-12]

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import('./scan').then(module => ({
default: module.ReactScan,
})).catch((error) => {
console.error('Failed to load React Scan devtools:', error)
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Action required

1. console.error in reactscan loader 📘 Rule violation ✧ Quality

• The new ReactScanLoader lazy-import error handler calls console.error(...), which violates the
  requirement to avoid console.* statements in production frontend code.
• Even though rendering is gated by IS_DEV, the statement still exists in the shipped module and
  will trigger no-console/policy violations.
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## Issue description
`web/app/components/devtools/react-scan/loader.tsx` uses `console.error`, which violates the policy forbidding `console.*` in production frontend code.

## Issue Context
This runs in a client component and will be included in the production bundle; even if gated by `IS_DEV`, it still triggers lint/policy violations.

## Fix Focus Areas
- web/app/components/devtools/react-scan/loader.tsx[6-12]

ⓘ Copy this prompt and use it to remediate the issue with your preferred AI generation tools

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