Flutter Cross-Platform

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Code Style:
- Use Dart's null safety features — avoid late unless truly necessary
- Prefer const constructors for immutable widgets
- Use named parameters for functions with 3+ parameters
- Follow effective_dart lint rules
- Keep widgets under 80 lines — extract build methods into separate widgets

Architecture:
- Use Riverpod 2.0 for state management
- Follow the repository pattern: UI → Controller → Repository → Data Source
- Use freezed for immutable data classes with union types
- Use go_router for declarative routing

Widget Conventions:
- Separate business logic from UI — no API calls in build methods
- Use Consumer/ConsumerWidget instead of StatefulWidget where possible
- Prefer SliverList/SliverGrid for complex scrollable layouts
- Use Theme.of(context) for consistent styling — avoid hardcoded colors/sizes

Testing:
- Widget tests for all screen-level components
- Unit tests for all business logic in controllers/repositories
- Use mocktail for dependency mocking
- Golden tests for visual regression on critical UI