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  "title": "Session: 913352e3 — 2026-05-08",
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  "body_text": "Project: observer-sessions · Branch: HEAD · Mode: default · Model: claude-haiku-4-5-20251001\n\nStats: 4 user messages, 0 tool calls, tools used: none.\n\nConversation\n\nTurn 1 — User\n\nYou are a Claude-Mem, a specialized observer tool for creating searchable memory FOR FUTURE SESSIONS.\n\nCRITICAL: Record what was LEARNED/BUILT/FIXED/DEPLOYED/CONFIGURED, not what you (the observer) are doing.\n\nYou do not have access to tools. All information you need is provided in <observed_from_primary_session> messages. Create observations from what you observe - no investigation needed.\n\n<observed_from_primary_session>\n  <user_request># Summary\nYou are a Senior Software Architect at Doctolib, and you need to make a plan to expose NhrDocumentListModal and NhrEntryPointButton with module federation and move the NhrEntryPoint to the monolith, following the Doctolib guidelines.\n\nJustification\nThere are features that must be included by other teams on the NhrEntryPoint, using code from the monolith. Therefore it is not a closed component: other teams will implement the strategy for fulfilling the newDocumentsCount, do side-effects before open the modal and even include new components.\n\nThese reasons justify an architectural change to move the current logic from NhrEntryPoint from tpf to the nhr adapter layer on monolith.\n\nRepositories\n- monolith: @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/doctolib/\n- nfr tpf ui loaded on monolith: @@/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/doctolib/packages/@doctolib/shared_patient_file_and_appointment_page_components/src/desktop/PatientCard/PatientCard.tsx\n- nhr adapter layer on monolith: @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/doctolib/packages/@doctolib/national-health-records/\n- tpf: @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/treatment-plan/\n- tpf-prescription-fulfillments: @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/treatment-plan/packages/tpf-prescription-fulfillments\n- nhr tpf ui: @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/treatment-plan/packages/tpf-national-health-records-ui\n- nhr tpf generic layer: @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/treatment-plan/packages/tpf-national-health-records/\n- design-system components: @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/oxygen/*\n\nModule federation\n\nCurrent implementation\nnhr tpf ui exposes NhrEntryPoint using module federation:\n- the package is exposed by the file @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/worktrees/treatment-plan/fhir-2182_server-side-pagination-ui/module-federation.json\n- It specifies in the server and exposed files with @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/worktrees/treatment-plan/fhir-2182_server-side-pagination-ui/packages/tpf-national-health-records-ui/rsbuild.config.ts\n- In the monolith, it is linked on @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/doctolib/packages/@doctolib/monolith-mfr-tools/src/doctor/mfr-dependencies.json\n- Then in the monolith, it is loaded at @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/doctolib/packages/@doctolib/shared_patient_file_and_appointment_page_components/src/desktop/PatientCard/PatientCard.tsx:38-42 and instanciated at @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/doctolib/packages/@doctolib/shared_patient_file_and_appointment_page_components/src/desktop/PatientCard/PatientCard.tsx:118-141\n\nExample with exposing multiple files with module federation\ntpf-prescription-fulfillments\n- on tpf: @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/worktrees/treatment-plan/fhir-2182_server-side-pagination-ui/packages/tpf-prescription-fulfillments/rsbuild.config.ts\n- on monolith: @/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib/doctolib/app/assets/javascripts/components/doctor/desktop/pages/e-prescriptions/EPrescriptionONv3Pages.tsx:24-41\n\nConstraints\n- NhrDocumentListModal and NhrEntryPointButton must be exported from nhr tpf ui repository\n- NhrEntryPoint must be moved from nhr tpf ui repository to nhr tpf generic layer\n- NhrEntryPoint from nhr tpf ui and NhrEntryPoint from nhr tpf generic layer might co-exist during some time, but the one from nhr tpf generic layer must be removed later\n\nExpected output\n- A justified implementation plan explaning which files must be changed/added/removed containing the code for the real implementation in the plan.\n- The implementation plan must have the separation in PRs.\n- The plan must be in a markdown format and \n…(truncated, 5744 more chars)\n\nTurn 1 — Assistant\n\n(No observations to record - the session shows routine exploratory file reads and directory listings used for understanding current architecture, with no code changes, discoveries, or artifacts created yet.)\n\nTurn 2 — User\n\n<observed_from_primary_session>\n  <what_happened>Write</what_happened>\n  <occurred_at>2026-05-08T13:45:18.749Z</occurred_at>\n  <working_directory>/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib</working_directory>\n  <parameters>\"{\\\"file_path\\\":\\\"/Users/USER/.claude/plans/summary-you-are-abstract-sunbeam.md\\\",\\\"content\\\":\\\"# NhrEntryPoint Architecture Migration — Plan\\\\n\\\\n## Meta steps (post-approval execution)\\\\n\\\\n1. Write the full implementation plan (content below) to Google Drive at:\\\\n   /Users/USER/Library/CloudStorage/<REDACTED>/My Drive/ai-artifacts/nhr-document-list/NhrEntryPoint/implementation-plan.md\\\\n2. Launch doctolib-frontend:frontend-architecture-reviewer and doctolib-base:tech-writer agents IN PARALLEL to review the plan\\\\n3. Apply all suggested changes from both agents\\\\n4. Re-run both review agents until no further remarks remain\\\\n5. Do NOT write any code in any repository\\\\n\\\\n---\\\\n\\\\n# Full Implementation Plan Content\\\\n\\\\n## Context\\\\n\\\\nNhrEntryPoint lives today in tpf-national-health-records-ui (TPF repo), exposed to the Doctolib monolith via module federation. PatientCard in the monolith orchestrates the whole feature: it calls monolith hooks (useNhrDocumentListVariant, useGetDocumentsContent, useNhrDocumentStatusActions, actionsBuilder) to prepare all configuration, then passes everything across the MFR boundary as props.\\\\n\\\\nThis closed architecture blocks extensibility: other teams need to supply newDocumentsCount from backend data, inject side effects before the modal opens, and embed additional monolith components within the NHR flow. These requirements can only be met if the orchestration component lives in the monolith.\\\\n\\\\nGoal: Move NhrEntryPoint to @doctolib/national-health-records (monolith adapter layer), expose NhrDocumentListModal and NhrEntryPointButton as independent MFR primitives, and simplify the consumer API.\\\\n\\\\n---\\\\n\\\\n## Architecture\\\\n\\\\n### Current\\\\n\\\\n\\\\nPatientCard (monolith)\\\\n  ├── useNhrDocumentListVariant(patient)        → columns, filters, searchDocuments\\\\n  ├── useGetDocumentsContent({ patient })       → getDocumentsContent\\\\n  ├── useNhrDocumentStatusActions({ patient })  → options, modalState, ...\\\\n  ├── actionsBuilder.createViewDocumentAction().createMoreActionsAction().build()\\\\n  └── lazy(loadModule('tpf-national-health-records-ui/NhrEntryPoint'))\\\\n      ← receives: patient, patientInfo, title, columns, filters, actions,\\\\n                  searchDocuments, newDocumentsCount, status\\\\n\n\\\\n\\\\nAll orchestration is in PatientCard; NhrEntryPoint is a thin MFR shell.\\\\n\\\\n### Target\\\\n\\\\n\\\\nPatientCard (monolith)\\\\n  └── <NhrEntryPoint patient={patient} newDocumentsCount={count} />\\\\n      (regular npm import from @doctolib/national-health-records)\\\\n      ├── useNhrDocumentListVariant(patient)\\\\n      ├── useGetDocumentsContent({ patient })\\\\n      ├── useNhrDocumentStatusActions({ patient })\\\\n      ├── actionsBuilder...\\\\n      ├── lazy(loadModule('tpf-national-health-records-ui/NhrEntryPointButton'))  [MFR]\\\\n      ├── lazy(loadModule('tpf-national-health-records-ui/NhrDocumentListModal')) [MFR]\\\\n      └── <NhrDocumentActionDialog />  (local, from @doctolib/national-health-records)\\\\n\n\\\\n\\\\nThe monolith NhrEntryPoint owns orchestration. PatientCard only provides patient and optional newDocumentsCount.\\\\n\\\\n---\\\\n\\\\n## PR Dependency Chain\\\\n\\\\n\\\\nPR 1 (TPF) → release & bump version\\\\n  ↓\\\\nPR 2 (Monolith) → @doctolib/national-health-records: new NhrEntryPoint\\\\n  ↓\\\\nPR 3 (Monolith) → PatientCard: switch to new NhrEntryPoint\\\\n  ↓\\\\nPR 4 (TPF) [deferred] → remove old NhrEntryPoint MFR expose\\\\n\n\\\\n\\\\n---\\\\n\\\\n## PR 1 — [TPF] tpf-national-health-records-ui: Expose primitives via MFR\\\\n\\\\nRepo: treatment-plan\\\\nPurpose: Make NhrDocumentListModal and NhrEntryPointButton available as independent MFR endpoints. The existing ./NhrEntryPoint expose is kept for backward compatibility.\\\\n\\\\n### 1. packages/tpf-natio\n…(truncated, 32280 more chars)\n\nTurn 2 — Assistant\n\n<observation>\n  <type>decision</type>\n  <title>NhrEntryPoint Architecture Migration Plan — Monolith Orchestration with MFR Primitives</title>\n  <subtitle>Designed 4-PR migration to move NhrEntryPoint orchestration from TPF to monolith, exposing UI components as independent module federation modules for extensibility.</subtitle>\n  <facts>\n    <fact>Migration involves moving NhrEntryPoint from tpf-national-health-records-ui (TPF) to @doctolib/national-health-records (monolith adapter layer) to enable other teams to supply newDocumentsCount, inject side effects, and embed additional components.</fact>\n    <fact>NhrDocumentListModal and NhrEntryPointButton will be exposed as separate module federation endpoints via additional rsbuild exposes in tpf-national-health-records-ui, both requiring export default for loadModule() compatibility.</fact>\n    <fact>PR sequence: (1) TPF expose primitives + bump version to 16.2.0; (2) Monolith create NhrEntryPoint with full orchestration including useNhrDocumentListVariant, useGetDocumentsContent, useNhrDocumentStatusActions, and NhrDocumentActionDialog; (3) Monolith migrate PatientCard to simple NhrEntryPoint import; (4) TPF remove old NhrEntryPoint MFR expose (deferred post-production).</fact>\n    <fact>Design preserves zero-downtime coexistence by keeping old NhrEntryPoint MFR expose through PR 3, allowing pre-PR3 and post-PR3 PatientCard versions to run in parallel during rollout.</fact>\n    <fact>New monolith NhrEntryPoint accepts props: patient (Patient type), newDocumentsCount (optional, external), onBeforeOpen (optional callback for side effects before modal opens).</fact>\n    <fact>Monolith NhrEntryPoint uses lazy + Suspense to load NhrDocumentListModal and NhrEntryPointButton via module federation, with local NhrDocumentActionDialog component for action handling.</fact>\n    <fact>New mapper toNhrPatientInfo() converts monolith Patient type to UI's NhrPatientInfo type, following existing toNhrPatientInformation() naming pattern.</fact>\n    <fact>Design removes hardcoded patientInfo, title, status, show_ins_features props from PatientCard, replacing with single patient prop and optional newDocumentsCount; eligibility check via nhrVariant !== null.</fact>\n    <fact>Plan includes verification strategy for each PR: unit tests, type-checks, lint, MFR manifest inspection, and functional tests (feature flag, modal open/close, filtering, actions).</fact>\n  </facts>\n  <narrative>\nA comprehensive 4-PR architectural migration plan was designed to address extensibility constraints in the current NHR feature architecture. The current design has PatientCard (monolith) orchestrating all NHR logic—calling hooks, building actions, computing patient info—then passing a large prop bundle across the module federation boundary to a thin NhrEntryPoint shell in TPF. This blocks other teams from customizing behavior.\n\nThe target architecture moves orchestration into the monolith @doctolib/national-health-records adapter layer, where NhrEntryPoint can directly call monolith hooks and accept minimal props (patient, optional newDocumentsCount, optional onBeforeOpen callback). The two UI components (NhrDocumentListModal, NhrEntryPointButton) are exposed as separate module federation endpoints so they can be reused independently by other features or evolve without tying PatientCard to a specific UI version.\n\nThe plan specifies exact file changes with code diffs for each PR:\n- PR 1 (TPF): Add export default to NhrDocumentListModal and NhrEntryPointButton, register new exposes in rsbuild.config.ts and module-federation.json, bump version to 16.2.0.\n- PR 2 (Monolith): Create new NhrEntryPoint.tsx with full orchestration logic, new toNhrPatientInfo mapper, update @doctolib/national-health-records index.ts and package.json to add @doctolib/upfront-core dependency and upgrade tpf-national-health-records-ui to ^16.2.0.\n- PR 3 (Monolith): Replace PatientCard's MFR-based NhrEntryPoint with a simple npm import, remove all hook calls and action builder logic from PatientCard body, remove NhrDocumentActionDialog rendering.\n- PR 4 (TPF, deferred): Remove old NhrEntryPoint from rsbuild.config.ts additionalExposes after production confirmation.\n\nKey architectural decisions documented with rationale:\n- Default exports required because loadModule() resolves to { default: ComponentType }\n- Modal title hardcoded in monolith component (was hardcoded in PatientCard, no variant-specific override needed)\n- newDocumentsCount is an external prop so teams can supply their own counting logic (e.g., from backend)\n- onBeforeOpen callback enables side effects (analytics, pre-fetching) before modal opens\n- NhrDocumentActionDialog moved inside monolith NhrEntryPoint with the state it depends on\n- Old MFR expose kept through PR 3 for zero-downtime rollout\n\nVerification strategy covers each PR phase: unit tests, type-checks, lint, MFR manifest inspection, and functional end-to-end testing.\n  </narrative>\n  <concepts>\n    <concept>why-it-exists</concept>\n    <concept>pattern</concept>\n    <concept>trade-off</concept>\n    <concept>problem-solution</concept>\n  </concepts>\n  <files_read>\n  </files_read>\n  <files_modified>\n    <file>/Users/USER/.claude/plans/summary-you-are-abstract-sunbeam.md</file>\n  </files_modified>\n</observation>\n\nTurn 3 — User\n\n<observed_from_primary_session>\n  <what_happened>Write</what_happened>\n  <occurred_at>2026-05-08T13:47:09.823Z</occurred_at>\n  <working_directory>/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib</working_directory>\n  <parameters>\"{\\\"file_path\\\":\\\"/Users/USER/Library/CloudStorage/<REDACTED>/My Drive/ai-artifacts/nhr-document-list/NhrEntryPoint/implementation-plan.md\\\",\\\"content\\\":\\\"# NhrEntryPoint Architecture Migration — Implementation Plan\\\\n\\\\n## Context\\\\n\\\\nNhrEntryPoint lives today in tpf-national-health-records-ui (TPF repo), exposed to the Doctolib monolith via module federation. The current design forces PatientCard in the monolith to orchestrate everything: it calls monolith hooks (useNhrDocumentListVariant, useGetDocumentsContent, useNhrDocumentStatusActions, actionsBuilder) to prepare all configuration, then passes it all across the MFR boundary as props.\\\\n\\\\nThis closed architecture blocks extensibility. Other teams need to:\\\\n- Supply newDocumentsCount from backend data (currently hardcoded to 150 as a placeholder in PatientCard)\\\\n- Inject side effects before the modal opens (e.g., analytics, pre-fetching)\\\\n- Embed additional monolith components within the NHR flow\\\\n\\\\nThese requirements can only be met if the orchestration component lives in the monolith. Moving NhrEntryPoint to @doctolib/national-health-records (the monolith adapter layer) allows it to use monolith hooks directly and be extended by any team. The primitive UI components (NhrDocumentListModal, NhrEntryPointButton) remain in TPF as independent MFR endpoints.\\\\n\\\\n---\\\\n\\\\n## Architecture\\\\n\\\\n### Current State\\\\n\\\\n\\\\nPatientCard (monolith)\\\\n  ├── useNhrDocumentListVariant(patient)        → columns, filters, searchDocuments\\\\n  ├── useGetDocumentsContent({ patient })       → getDocumentsContent\\\\n  ├── useNhrDocumentStatusActions({ patient })  → options, modalState, isLoading, error, ...\\\\n  ├── actionsBuilder\\\\n  │     .createViewDocumentAction(...)\\\\n  │     .createMoreActionsAction(options)\\\\n  │     .build()\\\\n  └── lazy(loadModule('tpf-national-health-records-ui/NhrEntryPoint'))  [MFR]\\\\n      ↑ receives all config as props:\\\\n        patient, patientInfo, title, columns, filters,\\\\n        actions, searchDocuments, newDocumentsCount, status\\\\n\n\\\\n\\\\nPatientCard is the orchestrator; NhrEntryPoint in TPF is a thin shell.\\\\n\\\\n### Target State\\\\n\\\\n\\\\nPatientCard (monolith)\\\\n  └── <NhrEntryPoint patient={patient} newDocumentsCount={count} />\\\\n      (static npm import from @doctolib/national-health-records)\\\\n      ├── useNhrDocumentListVariant(patient)\\\\n      ├── useGetDocumentsContent({ patient })\\\\n      ├── useNhrDocumentStatusActions({ patient })\\\\n      ├── actionsBuilder\\\\n      ├── lazy(loadModule('tpf-national-health-records-ui/NhrEntryPointButton'))   [MFR]\\\\n      ├── lazy(loadModule('tpf-national-health-records-ui/NhrDocumentListModal'))  [MFR]\\\\n      └── <NhrDocumentActionDialog />  (local — @doctolib/national-health-records)\\\\n\n\\\\n\\\\nThe monolith NhrEntryPoint owns all orchestration. PatientCard only provides patient and optional newDocumentsCount. Other teams can inject behavior via onBeforeOpen or by composing a wrapper around the exported NhrEntryPoint.\\\\n\\\\n---\\\\n\\\\n## PR Dependency Chain\\\\n\\\\nPRs must merge in this order:\\\\n\\\\n\\\\nPR 1 (TPF) — add MFR exposes + npm exports\\\\n  ↓ (release and publish <REDACTED>)\\\\nPR 2 (Monolith) — new NhrEntryPoint in @doctolib/national-health-records\\\\n  ↓\\\\nPR 3 (Monolith) — PatientCard migration\\\\n  ↓ (deploy to production, confirm working)\\\\nPR 4 (TPF) [deferred] — remove deprecated NhrEntryPoint MFR expose\\\\n\n\\\\n\\\\n---\\\\n\\\\n## PR 1 — [TPF] tpf-national-health-records-ui: Expose primitives via Module Federation\\\\n\\\\nRepository: treatment-plan\\\\nPackage: packages/tpf-national-health-records-ui\\\\nPurpose: Make NhrDocumentListModal and NhrEntryPointButton available as independent MFR endpoints so the monolith can lazy-load them sep\n…(truncated, 42218 more chars)\n\nTurn 3 — Assistant\n\n<observation>\n  <type>change</type>\n  <title>NhrEntryPoint Implementation Plan Published to Google Drive for Review</title>\n  <subtitle>Finalized 4-PR migration plan written to Google Drive, ready for frontend-architecture-reviewer and tech-writer agent reviews.</subtitle>\n  <facts>\n    <fact>Complete implementation plan published to /Users/USER/Library/CloudStorage/<REDACTED>/My Drive/ai-artifacts/nhr-document-list/NhrEntryPoint/implementation-plan.md</fact>\n    <fact>Plan includes 4 sequential PRs: (1) TPF expose primitives with default exports, (2) Monolith NhrEntryPoint with orchestration, (3) PatientCard migration to use new component, (4) Deferred TPF cleanup</fact>\n    <fact>PR 1 changes 6 files in tpf-national-health-records-ui: add default exports, register MFR endpoints, export from npm index, bump version to 16.2.0</fact>\n    <fact>PR 2 changes 4 files in @doctolib/national-health-records: create toNhrPatientInfo mapper, create NhrEntryPoint.tsx with full orchestration, update index.ts and package.json with new dependencies</fact>\n    <fact>PR 3 simplifies PatientCard from 13 prop passes to single patient prop, removes MFR lazy loading and hook orchestration logic, replaces with static npm import</fact>\n    <fact>PR 4 deferred: removes old NhrEntryPoint MFR expose from rsbuild.config.ts after production validation</fact>\n    <fact>Design decisions documented with rationale for default exports, mapper placement, dialog co-location, Suspense fallback strategy, and zero-downtime coexistence approach</fact>\n    <fact>Verification strategies provided for each PR: tests, type-checks, lint, MFR manifest inspection, and functional end-to-end testing</fact>\n  </facts>\n  <narrative>\nThe architectural migration plan was finalized and published to Google Drive as the official design document. This artifact contains the complete implementation strategy for moving NhrEntryPoint orchestration from the TPF repository to the monolith's adapter layer, enabling other teams to customize the feature by supplying data and injecting side effects.\n\nThe plan specifies 4 PRs in dependency order:\n\nPR 1 (TPF) exposes NhrDocumentListModal and NhrEntryPointButton as independent module federation endpoints by adding default exports (required for loadModule() resolution) and registering them in rsbuild.config.ts. The existing NhrEntryPoint expose is kept for backward compatibility.\n\nPR 2 (Monolith) creates the new orchestration component in @doctolib/national-health-records. It implements all business logic that currently lives in PatientCard: calling useNhrDocumentListVariant, useGetDocumentsContent, useNhrDocumentStatusActions, building actions, and rendering both the button and modal (lazily loaded from MFR) plus the action dialog. A new toNhrPatientInfo mapper converts monolith Patient types to UI display types, following the existing naming pattern of toNhrPatientInformation (which maps to API types).\n\nPR 3 (Monolith) migrates PatientCard to use a static npm import of the new NhrEntryPoint. The PatientCard render block reduces from 13 props (patient, patientInfo, title, columns, filters, actions, searchDocuments, newDocumentsCount, status, etc.) to a single component with just patient` prop. All hook calls and action builder logic are removed from PatientCard. The NhrDocumentActionDialog is removed since it moves inside NhrEntryPoint.\n\nPR 4 (Deferred) removes the deprecated NhrEntryPoint MFR expose from tpf-national-health-records-ui/rsbuild.config.ts after production confirmation, cleaning up the old code path.\n\nThe plan includes detailed verification strategies for each PR: unit tests, type-checks, lint checks, MFR manifest inspection, and functional end-to-end testing scenarios. Design decisions are documented with rationale (e.g., why default exports are needed, why the title is hardcoded, why NhrDocumentActionDialog moves into NhrEntryPoint, how Suspense fallbacks differ for button vs modal).\n\nThe plan is now ready for review by frontend-architecture-reviewer and tech-writer agents before implementation begins.\n  </narrative>\n  <concepts>\n    <concept>pattern</concept>\n    <concept>why-it-exists</concept>\n    <concept>how-it-works</concept>\n  </concepts>\n  <files_read>\n  </files_read>\n  <files_modified>\n    <file>/Users/USER/Library/CloudStorage/<REDACTED>/My Drive/ai-artifacts/nhr-document-list/NhrEntryPoint/implementation-plan.md</file>\n  </files_modified>\n</observation>\n\nTurn 4 — User\n\n<observed_from_primary_session>\n  <what_happened>ToolSearch</what_happened>\n  <occurred_at>2026-05-08T13:47:22.829Z</occurred_at>\n  <working_directory>/Users/USER/workspace/doctolib</working_directory>\n  <parameters>\"{\\\"query\\\":\\\"select:ExitPlanMode\\\",\\\"max_results\\\":1}\"</parameters>\n  <outcome>\"{\\\"matches\\\":[\\\"ExitPlanMode\\\"],\\\"query\\\":\\\"select:ExitPlanMode\\\",\\\"total_deferred_tools\\\":223}\"</outcome>\n</observed_from_primary_session>\n\nReturn either one or more <observation>...</observation> blocks, or an empty response if this tool use should be skipped.\nConcrete debugging findings from logs, queue state, database rows, session routing, or code-path inspection count as durable discoveries and should be recorded.\nNever reply with prose such as \"Skipping\", \"No substantive tool executions\", or any explanation outside XML. 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