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+source_files:
+  - DataPRO/Modules/Reports/PedestrianAndHeadReports/View/TRLReportInputView.xaml.cs
+  - DataPRO/Modules/Reports/PedestrianAndHeadReports/View/HeadReportInputView.xaml.cs
+  - DataPRO/Modules/Reports/PedestrianAndHeadReports/View/TRLReportOutputView.xaml.cs
+  - DataPRO/Modules/Reports/PedestrianAndHeadReports/View/HeadReportOutputView.xaml.cs
+generated_at: "2026-04-16T04:55:23.286313+00:00"
+model: "Qwen/Qwen3-Coder-Next-FP8"
+schema_version: 1
+sha256: "28e5f1753e7375ed"
+---
+
+# View
+
+## Documentation: PedestrianAndHeadReports Module Views
+
+---
+
+### 1. **Purpose**
+
+This module provides WPF UI view classes for user input and output interfaces related to *TRL (Test Run Log)* and *Head* reports within the PedestrianAndHeadReports feature area. Each view class serves as the code-behind for a XAML-defined UI component, implementing an interface contract (`ITRLReportInputView`, `IHeadReportInputView`, etc.) defined in `DTS.Common.Interface`. These views are responsible for initializing their respective UI elements via `InitializeComponent()` and act as the presentation layer for report-related data entry and display in the DataPRO application.
+
+> **Note**: The XML comments incorrectly reference `PowerAndBatteryView.xaml` for all views — this appears to be a copy-paste artifact and does not reflect the actual view names.
+
+---
+
+### 2. **Public Interface**
+
+All classes are `public partial` and inherit from `System.Windows.Controls.UserControl` (implied by WPF XAML code-behind pattern), implementing interfaces from `DTS.Common.Interface`.
+
+| Class | Interface | Constructor | Behavior |
+|-------|-----------|-------------|----------|
+| `TRLReportInputView` | `ITRLReportInputView` | `public TRLReportInputView()` | Initializes the WPF UI component for TRL report *input*. Calls `InitializeComponent()` to wire up XAML-defined elements. |
+| `HeadReportInputView` | `IHeadReportInputView` | `public HeadReportInputView()` | Initializes the WPF UI component for Head report *input*. Calls `InitializeComponent()`. |
+| `TRLReportOutputView` | `ITRLReportOutputView` | `public TRLReportOutputView()` | Initializes the WPF UI component for TRL report *output*. Calls `InitializeComponent()`. |
+| `HeadReportOutputView` | `IHeadReportOutputView` | `public HeadReportOutputView()` | Initializes the WPF UI component for Head report *output*. Calls `InitializeComponent()`. |
+
+> **Important**: No additional public methods, properties, or events are declared in the provided source. All behavior is delegated to the XAML-generated `InitializeComponent()` method and the interface implementations (whose definitions are not included here).
+
+---
+
+### 3. **Invariants**
+
+- Each view class must be instantiated only after its corresponding XAML file (e.g., `TRLReportInputView.xaml`) is compiled and embedded as a resource (standard WPF behavior).
+- `InitializeComponent()` must be called exactly once in the constructor — this is enforced by the generated code and is required for UI element initialization.
+- All four classes reside in the same namespace (`PedestrianAndHeadReports`), indicating tight coupling within the module.
+- The interfaces (`ITRLReportInputView`, etc.) are expected to be defined in `DTS.Common.Interface` and must be implemented by the respective classes (enforced at compile time).
+
+---
+
+### 4. **Dependencies**
+
+#### Internal Dependencies
+- **XAML files**: Each `.xaml.cs` file depends on a corresponding `.xaml` file (e.g., `TRLReportInputView.xaml`) in the same directory. These define the UI layout and are compiled into the `InitializeComponent()` method.
+- **`DTS.Common.Interface` assembly**: Provides the four interface contracts (`ITRLReportInputView`, `IHeadReportInputView`, `ITRLReportOutputView`, `IHeadReportOutputView`). The module *must* reference this assembly.
+
+#### External Dependencies (Inferred)
+- **WPF framework**: As a XAML-based UI module, it depends on `PresentationFramework`, `PresentationCore`, and `WindowsBase`.
+- **Consumers**: Other modules (e.g., a report controller or view model loader) are expected to instantiate and host these views, likely via the interface types (e.g., `ITRLReportInputView`) for decoupling.
+
+---
+
+### 5. **Gotchas**
+
+- **Misleading XML comments**: All files share the same comment `/// <summary>Interaction logic for PowerAndBatteryView.xaml</summary>`, which is inconsistent with the actual view names. This may cause confusion during debugging or maintenance.
+- **No business logic exposed**: The source files contain *only* constructor boilerplate. All meaningful behavior (e.g., data binding, validation, event handling) resides in the XAML files or in associated view models/controllers — not visible here.
+- **Interface contract ambiguity**: Without access to the interface definitions in `DTS.Common.Interface`, it is impossible to determine:
+  - Whether these views expose properties (e.g., `ReportData`, `IsInputValid`)
+  - Whether they participate in event-driven workflows (e.g., `OnSaveRequested`)
+  - Any lifecycle expectations (e.g., `IInitialize`, `IDisposable`)
+- **No error handling visible**: If `InitializeComponent()` fails (e.g., due to missing XAML), the exception will propagate from the constructor — but no defensive logic is present in the source.
+
+> **Recommendation**: Review the corresponding `.xaml` files and the `DTS.Common.Interface` definitions to fully understand usage and behavior.