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Fixes a raft of things breaking when jumping between match videos via the
Up Next / playlist sidebar without a page reload:
- Highlights toggle stopped working (button held a click handler pointing at
the OLD, detached .events-sidebar node).
- Points / Coach review tabs went unclickable (new .tab-button elements had
no bound handlers).
- Event-item clicks (jump-to-timestamp on point / review cards) stopped
seeking / playing.
- window.matchRounds / window.matchReviews and const videoId were frozen at
first page load, so edit/delete/save handlers routed to the wrong video.
- Blade point card leaked "{{ $fmtTime(...) }}" as literal text because of
a misused @{{ }} escape directive.
Changes
- videoId + isOwner now live on window so they can be updated at runtime;
`var videoId` at module scope keeps existing handlers working.
- Extracted tab-button + attachEventListeners wiring into
window.initMatchTabsAndEvents (idempotent — _tabBound flag).
- Added window.reloadMatchVideoState(url): parses the new slug from the URL,
updates window.videoId, calls loadMatchData (refreshes cache + re-renders
sidebar), then re-runs the tabs/events/toggle/sidebar-height inits.
- recSwapContent and plSwapContent call reloadMatchVideoState whenever the
target page has an .events-sidebar (falls back to just the toggle re-init
for non-match targets).
- Fixed the Blade point-card time: {{ '@' . $fmtTime(...) }} instead of
@{{ ... }} so the timestamp actually renders instead of showing braces.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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