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Replaces the point Add/Edit popup with an in-player capture strip and fixes
the underlying running-score bug.
Backend (MatchEventController)
- storePoint used pluck('points','competitor'), which collapses same-side
points into a single row (last value wins) and excluded same-timestamp
points (< instead of <=). Same-moment Blue+Red produced 1-0 / 0-1 instead
of 1-1. Replaced with recomputeRoundScores($roundId), a single pass over
the round ordered by (timestamp_seconds, id) that walks a running total
and updates each row. Called after create/update/delete so edits ripple.
Player-embedded capture strip (match.blade.php)
- Adding / editing points no longer opens a modal; the video's chrome
bottom-bar is swapped for a strip inside #ytpWrap that survives fullscreen.
- Editable mm:ss field + draggable red marker + −1s/+1s nudges. Zoom control
(1x / 5x / 20x) narrows the slider window around the current time for
frame-level positioning; nudges scale with zoom. Auto-recentre on edge.
- Inline form: Blue / Red / Both toggle (equal-width segments), action text,
points number. Both mode splits into two per-side rows. Values carry over
when switching modes so nothing is retyped.
- Enter saves, Esc cancels. Save button auto-disables during in-flight
requests. On mobile the buttons collapse to icon-only (× / ✓).
Grouped highlights entry
- Points sharing a timestamp within a round collapse into ONE card with a
chip per side (equal-width Blue/Red pills), a single ✏️/🗑 pair, and a
meta line coloured by role: ROUND N in amber, blue score in blue, red
score in red.
- ✏️ on a grouped entry opens the strip in Both mode with both sides
pre-filled. Saving PUTs both rows; switching to a single competitor
keeps that side and deletes the other.
- 🗑 on a grouped entry deletes both rows via the shared custom-confirm.
- loadMatchData now writes back to window.matchRounds so subsequent
edit/lookup handlers find newly-added points without a page reload.
Removed
- #pointModal HTML block and the openAddPointModal / savePoint /
confirmDeletePoint helpers (superseded by the capture strip).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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