The default tap action was Directions: tapping a row handed straight off to
Apple Maps. That leaves the app with no way back, and on a fresh install it
hides everything the row already knows — address, distance, the Worth the Drive
breakdown — behind a jump to another app. The detail sheet shows the same
station with Directions one tap away inside it, so it is the better default to
land on. Directions remains available, both in the sheet and by picking it in
Settings.
The fallback in loadStationTapAction is the whole change. Every consumer — row
taps, the notification path in ProximityMonitor, Station.tapDestinationURL for
widgets — already resolves the setting at the point of use rather than caching
it, so none needed touching and none can drift away from the others.
An explicit choice is not overridden: the fallback applies only when nothing is
stored, and the only writer is the Settings picker. Anyone who deliberately
chose Directions keeps it.
Comments that existed to explain the old default are corrected rather than left
contradicting the code — the section comment and the enum doc in FuelStore, and
the FB_DETAIL_DEBUG hook's rationale in ContentView. That hook is now near
redundant since the default is the sheet; it is kept because it still overrides
a stored Directions on a simulator.
The default itself is still untested: loadStationTapAction reads the keychain
before defaults, and the SwiftPM suite never touches the keychain today, so a
test would risk an access prompt hanging the run.
Tests: 278 pass.
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