Function useReports

Returns {
    loadPendingReports: () => Promise<void>;
    loadReportHistory: () => Promise<void>;
    pendingReportCount: Readable<number>;
    pendingReports: Writable<Report[]>;
    reopenReport: (id: number) => Promise<void>;
    resolvedReports: Writable<Report[]>;
    resolveReport: (
        id: number,
        action: "moderate" | "dismiss",
    ) => Promise<void>;
}

• loadPendingReports: () => Promise<void>

• loadReportHistory: () => Promise<void>

• pendingReportCount: Readable<number>

  Drives the home-screen badge. Falls to zero only when the queue empties.

• pendingReports: Writable<Report[]>

  The moderation queue, and the badge that counts it.

  The count is derived from the pending list rather than being decremented on open. That distinction is the whole point: a report is outstanding until somebody decides about it, so visiting the app must not clear the badge the way opening Mail clears an unread count. Nothing here is marked "seen".

• reopenReport: (id: number) => Promise<void>

  Undo a decision. Restores hidden content as well as reopening the report.

• resolvedReports: Writable<Report[]>

• resolveReport: (id: number, action: "moderate" | "dismiss") => Promise<void>

  Resolve, then re-read both lists so the badge and history agree with the server.