Breaks our Plaid sync process out into more manageable classes. Notably, this moves the sync process to a distinct, 2-step flow:
1. Import stage - we first make API calls and import Plaid data to "mirror" tables
2. Processing stage - read the raw data, apply business rules, build internal domain models and sync balances
This provides several benefits:
- Plaid syncs can now be "replayed" without fetching API data again
- Mirror tables provide better audit and debugging capabilities
- Eliminates the "all or nothing" sync behavior that is currently in place, which is brittle
Since the very first 0.1.0-alpha.1 release, we've been moving quickly to add new features to the Maybe app. In doing so, some parts of the codebase have become outdated, unnecessary, or overly-complex as a natural result of this feature prioritization.
Now that "core" Maybe is complete, we're moving into a second phase of development where we'll be working hard to improve the accuracy of existing features and build additional features on top of "core". This PR is a quick overhaul of the existing codebase aimed to:
- Establish the brand new and simplified dashboard view (pictured above)
- Establish and move towards the conventions introduced in Cursor rules and project design overview #1788
- Consolidate layouts and improve the performance of layout queries
- Organize the core models of the Maybe domain (i.e. Account::Entry, Account::Transaction, etc.) and break out specific traits of each model into dedicated concerns for better readability
- Remove stale / dead code from codebase
- Remove overly complex code paths in favor of simpler ones
* Move accountable partials
* Split accountables into separate view partials
* Fix test
* Add form to permitted partials
* Fix failing system tests
* Update new account modal views
* New sync algorithm implementation
* Update account system test assertions to match new behavior
* Fix off by 1 date error
* Revert new balance sync algorithm
* Add missing account overviews
