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refactor(api): extract assistant planning navigation slice

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Hartmut Nörenberg
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- the comment listing and comment mutation assistant helpers now live in their own domain module, keeping collaboration-side comment flows out of the monolithic assistant router without changing the assistant contract
- the audit-history assistant helpers now live in their own domain module, keeping controller-side change-history reads out of the monolithic assistant router without changing the assistant contract
- the import/export and staged Dispo assistant helpers now live in their own domain module, keeping file-bound export/import and batch-staging orchestration out of the monolithic assistant router without changing the assistant contract
- the remaining estimate search, planning lookup, self-service timeline read, and navigation assistant helpers now live in their own domain module, keeping another mixed read-only cluster out of the monolithic assistant router without changing the assistant contract
## Next Up
Pin the next structural cleanup on the API side:
continue splitting `packages/api/src/router/assistant-tools.ts` into domain-oriented tool modules without changing the public tool contract.
The next clean slice should stay adjacent to the extracted domains and target one cohesive leftover block such as the remaining navigation/search helpers or other small read-only assistant clusters still living in the monolithic router.
The next clean slice should stay adjacent to the extracted domains and target one cohesive leftover block such as the remaining country read helpers or other small read-only assistant clusters still living in the monolithic router.
## Remaining Major Themes