Add shared critical confirmation popup for destructive actions
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@@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ Preserve the repo's focused one-screen VPN client language: a centered primary a
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- Prefer one clear value over unsupported detail. Hide subscription fields the provider does not supply.
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- Keep client UI compact and calm. Do not introduce dashboard cards, decorative chrome, or admin-console density.
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- Do not use a modal, popup, or blocking backdrop unless the user explicitly asks for one. Prefer inline disclosure or a non-modal layer that preserves the main screen.
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- When the owner explicitly chooses modal treatment for critical confirmations, reuse one accessible full-screen confirmation popup: blur and block the background, reveal from center, then stage text and actions.
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- Avoid borders, divider lines, and framed regions by default. Build hierarchy with spacing, typography, subtle surface changes, light, and depth; use a line only when it communicates an essential state.
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- In client-side editors, prefer flat text controls and accessible custom pickers over browser-native menus when the native surface breaks the visual language. Do not append another blank row until the current row is complete.
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