v0.5.1: fix Stress detail screen (HRV-stress shape) - #16
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The Stress detail screen read the old top-level score/buckets/worn_min keys, but
/day/stress now nests the HRV stress under 'stress' ({score,si,lf_hf,rmssd,level}).
It saw null and showed 'No stress data' while Today (daily.stress.score) showed the
real value. Rewrote it to render the HRV score + SI/LF-HF/RMSSD + HR context +
overnight arousal + drivers.
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v0.5.1: fix Stress detail screen (HRV-stress shape)
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The branch forked at 5faa4b0 and was 96 commits behind. The last two experimental releases (0.9.22, 0.9.23) were both cut from that fork point, so WHOOP 5 testers have been running builds without fixes main has had for weeks — including the ones that matter most on iOS: strength workouts never reaching Apple Health (#184), strain scored 0.0 after a backgrounded workout (#206), reconnect dying for the process lifetime after one throw (#208), and the crash batch in #212, whose Journey-timeline clamp is the most-hit issue in Crashlytics. This merge ends that drift before the next experimental. Five conflicts, three of them real, all resolved as keep-both: getBattery/getHello — take main's throttled _pollBatteryIfDue (a raw send here was 2,880 radio round-trips a day) and keep the branch's gen5 HELLO, which is a different opcode on Maverick. enableHrOnlyLive — both sides wanted a line at the same place: the branch's isGen5 lookup and main's _applyLinkPriority() step-down. Both are kept. app_state imports — union of the two `show` lists. One conflict git resolved silently and wrongly, caught by the analyzer rather than by the merge: gen5 changed `setAlarm` to return the armed instant (null = the write never reached the band) where main returns a bool, and main's alarm grace-retry — code the branch has never seen — assigned it straight to `bool rearmed`. Same signal either way, so the call site becomes `!= null` and the retry bookkeeping is unchanged. Dependency pins, both moved forward rather than merged blind: protocol -> 367d22b, protocol main @ #16 merge. gen5 is ON MAIN now, so the side-branch pin is obsolete; this SHA is a strict superset of the 7edcb3e edge main carried (crc8 length check, realtimeRr RR-bound, odd-length hex rejection) plus every gen5 decoder the branch needs. analytics -> main's 1fb34dc. The branch's cbbe06a is an ancestor of it, 15 commits behind, so this is a straight fast-forward. flutter analyze lib test clean. Full suite +1535 ~2, 0 failures.
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Stress detail screen read the old top-level keys; /day/stress now nests HRV stress under
stress. Rewrote the screen to render the real score + SI/LF-HF/RMSSD + HR context + overnight arousal + drivers. Bump → 0.5.1+13.🤖 Generated with Claude Code