The last of SH-271's five acceptance bullets. The Work Order Vendor dialog
gets one composed address line from the vendor dropdown payload, not the
structured parts the form and detail drawer hold, so the preview takes the
line directly — it is saved data either way, and the completeness rule exists
to stop a map of half-typed input, not to reject a stored address.
The dialog's hand-built maps URL now goes through the shared helper, so the
link and the preview cannot drift apart.
The Vendor form carried one free-text "Address (optional)" line, with City,
State and Zip already present but hidden behind display:none, and a separate
"Google Maps URL" input someone had to paste into by hand.
Street Address, City and State are now three required fields. Typing three
characters in Street Address offers up to four candidates; picking one fills
all three at once, and typing without picking stays plain free text. The
Google Maps URL input is gone — the location is derived from the address, the
Street Address itself is the link in view mode, and a keyless map preview
renders once all three parts are present. Zip stays in the payload but out of
the form; the ticket scopes the visible set to three.
The suggestion algorithm, candidate cities and copy are ported from the
approved prototype rather than invented, so dev and design agree on what a
dispatcher sees. Suggestions are deterministic for a given input on purpose:
a reshuffling list moves a row out from under the pointer mid-click.
Test fixtures that predate the requirement now carry an address, so each test
still fails for the reason it is about. The two drawer tests asserting the
stored-URL "Open in Google Maps" row are rewritten to the behaviour that
replaced it.
Delivers SH-271.
