Fix widget wiping the Books tables on every refresh

The widget extension opened the shared local SwiftData store with a
7-entity schema while the app's store has 10. SwiftData treats the
smaller schema as a migration and destructively drops the unlisted
tables — so every widget refresh deleted the bundled Book/BookChapter
rows (and DownloadedVideo), which is why books vanished after reinstalls.

Introduce SharedStore.localSchemaModels as the single source of truth
for the local schema and build the app and both widget containers from
it, so app and widget can no longer drift apart. The same class of bug
hit TextbookChapter previously; a shared list prevents a third recurrence.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Conjuga/Conjuga/ConjugaApp.swift

@@ -217,26 +217,16 @@ struct ConjugaApp: App {
     }
 
     private static func makeLocalContainer(at url: URL) throws -> ModelContainer {
+        // Built from the single shared model list so the app and the widget
+        // extension always open the store with an identical schema.
+        let schema = Schema(SharedStore.localSchemaModels)
         let localConfig = ModelConfiguration(
             "local",
-            schema: Schema([
-                Verb.self, VerbForm.self, IrregularSpan.self,
-                TenseGuide.self, CourseDeck.self, VocabCard.self,
-                TextbookChapter.self,
-                DownloadedVideo.self,
-                Book.self, BookChapter.self,
-            ]),
+            schema: schema,
             url: url,
             cloudKitDatabase: .none
         )
-        return try ModelContainer(
-            for: Verb.self, VerbForm.self, IrregularSpan.self,
-                 TenseGuide.self, CourseDeck.self, VocabCard.self,
-                 TextbookChapter.self,
-                 DownloadedVideo.self,
-                 Book.self, BookChapter.self,
-            configurations: localConfig
-        )
+        return try ModelContainer(for: schema, configurations: localConfig)
     }
 
     private static func localStoreIsUsable(container: ModelContainer) -> Bool {

Conjuga/ConjugaWidget/CombinedWidget.swift

@@ -41,24 +41,19 @@ struct CombinedProvider: TimelineProvider {
     private func fetchWordOfDay(for date: Date) -> WordOfDay? {
         guard let localURL = SharedStore.localStoreURL() else { return nil }
 
-        // MUST declare all 7 local entities to match the main app's schema.
-        // Declaring a subset would cause SwiftData to destructively migrate the
-        // store on open, dropping the entities not listed here (this is how we
-        // previously lost all TextbookChapter rows on every widget refresh).
+        // Open the store with the SAME schema as the main app. A subset schema
+        // would make SwiftData destructively migrate the store on open and drop
+        // every unlisted table (this is how widget refreshes kept wiping the
+        // bundled Book rows, and TextbookChapter before them).
+        let schema = Schema(SharedStore.localSchemaModels)
         let config = ModelConfiguration(
             "local",
-            schema: Schema([
-                Verb.self, VerbForm.self, IrregularSpan.self,
-                TenseGuide.self, CourseDeck.self, VocabCard.self,
-                TextbookChapter.self,
-            ]),
+            schema: schema,
             url: localURL,
             cloudKitDatabase: .none
         )
         guard let container = try? ModelContainer(
-            for: Verb.self, VerbForm.self, IrregularSpan.self,
-                 TenseGuide.self, CourseDeck.self, VocabCard.self,
-                 TextbookChapter.self,
+            for: schema,
             configurations: config
         ) else { return nil }
 

Conjuga/ConjugaWidget/WordOfDayWidget.swift

@@ -32,24 +32,19 @@ struct WordOfDayProvider: TimelineProvider {
     private func fetchWordOfDay(for date: Date) -> WordOfDay? {
         guard let localURL = SharedStore.localStoreURL() else { return nil }
 
-        // MUST declare all 7 local entities to match the main app's schema.
-        // Declaring a subset would cause SwiftData to destructively migrate the
-        // store on open, dropping the entities not listed here (this is how we
-        // previously lost all TextbookChapter rows on every widget refresh).
+        // Open the store with the SAME schema as the main app. A subset schema
+        // would make SwiftData destructively migrate the store on open and drop
+        // every unlisted table (this is how widget refreshes kept wiping the
+        // bundled Book rows, and TextbookChapter before them).
+        let schema = Schema(SharedStore.localSchemaModels)
         let config = ModelConfiguration(
             "local",
-            schema: Schema([
-                Verb.self, VerbForm.self, IrregularSpan.self,
-                TenseGuide.self, CourseDeck.self, VocabCard.self,
-                TextbookChapter.self,
-            ]),
+            schema: schema,
             url: localURL,
             cloudKitDatabase: .none
         )
         guard let container = try? ModelContainer(
-            for: Verb.self, VerbForm.self, IrregularSpan.self,
-                 TenseGuide.self, CourseDeck.self, VocabCard.self,
-                 TextbookChapter.self,
+            for: schema,
             configurations: config
         ) else { return nil }
 

Conjuga/SharedModels/Sources/SharedModels/SharedStore.swift

@@ -23,4 +23,22 @@ public enum SharedStore {
     /// and hit the exact container used for seeding.
     @MainActor
     public static var localContainer: ModelContainer?
+
+    /// The canonical model list for the local reference-data store.
+    ///
+    /// The main app AND the widget extension MUST build their `ModelContainer`
+    /// from this exact set. Opening the store with a *subset* schema makes
+    /// SwiftData destructively migrate it — silently dropping every table that
+    /// isn't listed. That is how widget refreshes repeatedly wiped the bundled
+    /// `Book`/`BookChapter` rows (and `TextbookChapter` before them). Keeping
+    /// one shared list means a newly-added model can't be forgotten in the
+    /// widget and quietly nuke its own data.
+    public static var localSchemaModels: [any PersistentModel.Type] {
+        [
+            Verb.self, VerbForm.self, IrregularSpan.self,
+            TenseGuide.self, CourseDeck.self, VocabCard.self,
+            TextbookChapter.self, DownloadedVideo.self,
+            Book.self, BookChapter.self,
+        ]
+    }
 }