Add light haptic feedback to train info button

[guytepper]

Triggers impactLight haptic when tapping the info button in the route
details screen, consistent with other light interactions in the app.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01GvkRVotRTKiczQ1Mf8ZEvF

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the user experience on the route details screen by introducing subtle haptic feedback. Tapping the train information button will now trigger a light haptic vibration, aligning the interaction with existing haptic patterns across the app and providing a more tactile response to user input.

Highlights

• Haptic Feedback Integration: Implemented impactLight haptic feedback when the train information button is tapped on the route details screen.
• User Experience Consistency: Ensured consistency with other light interaction haptics within the application, providing a more tactile response.

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Changelog

• app/screens/route-details/route-details-screen.tsx
  • Imported the react-native-haptic-feedback library.
  • Added HapticFeedback.trigger("impactLight") to the onPress handler of the train information button.

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Code Review

This pull request adds haptic feedback to the train info button. The implementation is correct. I have one suggestion to improve performance and readability by using the useCallback hook for the event handler, which is a common React best practice.

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For better performance and to avoid creating a new function on every render, it's a good practice to memoize the onPress handler using React.useCallback. This also improves readability by extracting the logic from the JSX.

You can define the handler like this inside your component:

const handleTrainInfoPress = React.useCallback(() => {
  HapticFeedback.trigger("impactLight");
  navigation.navigate("routeDetailsTrainInfo", { train: routeItem.trains[0] });
}, [navigation, routeItem]);

Then, you can use it in the Pressable component:

<Pressable
  onPress={handleTrainInfoPress}
  // ... other props
>