.badge(Text?) applied after .tag("Alerts") on the List(selection:) row wrapped the tagged label in a view that no longer carried the tag — the row rendered (with badge "1") but was not selectable.
Fix
Replaced with an explicit Label { HStack } row: the count renders as a styled capsule inside the label, and .tag("Alerts") stays on the row itself. Show/hide behavior preserved (capsule only when alerts exist).
## Summary
`.badge(Text?)` applied after `.tag("Alerts")` on the `List(selection:)` row wrapped the tagged label in a view that no longer carried the tag — the row rendered (with badge "1") but was not selectable.
### Fix
Replaced with an explicit `Label { HStack }` row: the count renders as a styled capsule inside the label, and `.tag("Alerts")` stays on the row itself. Show/hide behavior preserved (capsule only when alerts exist).
### Verified
- Build green for x86_64; `swiftlint` — 0 violations.
Fixes #34.
Applying .badge after .tag on a List(selection:) row wrapped the tagged
label in a view that no longer carried the tag, making the "Alerts &
Notifications" row unselectable on macOS 14. Replaced with an explicit
Label + HStack row showing the active-alert count as a styled capsule —
tag stays on the row, count still renders when alerts are active.
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Summary
.badge(Text?)applied after.tag("Alerts")on theList(selection:)row wrapped the tagged label in a view that no longer carried the tag — the row rendered (with badge "1") but was not selectable.Fix
Replaced with an explicit
Label { HStack }row: the count renders as a styled capsule inside the label, and.tag("Alerts")stays on the row itself. Show/hide behavior preserved (capsule only when alerts exist).Verified
swiftlint— 0 violations.Fixes #34.