"Keep with me" summary screen

Description

The grab-and-go view: a concise summary the patient or caregiver can reach
immediately, at a pharmacy counter or in a waiting room.
0005 settles its shape —
it is the default landing screen immediately after biometric unlock, not a
pre-unlock screen and not behind a separate lighter credential.

Read-only. It composes data the other Phase 1 screens own; it does not collect
anything itself.

Depends on the screens that produce its content, so it is the last Phase 1
ticket rather than one to start on.

Scope

• Renders after unlock as the first screen
• Draws from the sections a user actually needs at a counter — emergency
  contacts (#35), allergies (#40), chronic conditions (#41), providers (#36) are
  the likely set. Which sections appear needs confirming with the product
  owner; 0005 defines when the screen appears, not what is on it
• No editing; every item links to the screen that owns it

Acceptance Criteria

• Section list confirmed with the product owner before any code
• Renders as the landing screen after biometric unlock
• No pre-unlock access and no separate credential — 0005 rejects both explicitly
• Read-only; entries link through to their owning screen
• Degrades sensibly when sections are empty, which is every new user's first run
• WCAG-aligned; readable at a glance and with a screen reader
• Covered by unit tests

Additional Info and Resources

• 0005 — read the Scenario A / Scenario B split. The true-emergency case is the phone's own Medical ID, not this screen, and onboarding nudges users toward it
• Friends/Family contacts (#39) deliberately do not appear here

QA

• Fresh install: unlock and confirm the empty screen reads as intentional rather than broken
• Populate several sections and confirm each links to the right screen
• Confirm it is unreachable before biometric unlock
• VoiceOver/TalkBack across the whole screen

Start by reading docs/decisions/0005-grab-and-go-emergency-access.md and confirming the displayed sections with the product owner; the content depends on #35, #40, #41, and #36. Trace the Phase 1 screens that own those sections, then verify the landing screen appears only after biometric unlock, stays read-only, handles empty data, supports accessibility, links correctly, and has unit tests.