updates

# Recent User-Facing Updates Summarize changes made to this project in the last 7 days, focused on what a user would care about. ## Workflow ### 1. Gather Recent Changes Use git history from the last 7 days, including commit messages and changed files: ```bash git log --since="7 days ago" --date=short --pretty=format:'%h %ad %s' git log --since="7 days ago" --name-status --date=short --pretty=format:'%h %ad %s' ``` If the local branch may be stale, fetch first: ```bash git fetch origin --prune ``` When commit messages are too vague, inspect the relevant diffs: ```bash git show --stat <commit> git show <commit> -- <path> ``` ### 2. Filter For User Value Include changes that add or improve something users can notice, such as: - New device support or hardware variants - New features or visible behavior changes - Setup, install, update, dashboard, documentation, or release improvements - Bug fixes with clear user impact - Firmware, display, audio, touch, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or Home Assistant behavior that changes the user experience Ignore changes that are mostly internal: - Refactoring, cleanup, renames, formatting, dependency chores, or build plumbing - Minor code tweaks without clear user impact - Test-only changes unless they explain a shipped behavior fix - CI-only changes unless they directly affect release availability for users ### 3. Prioritize The Results Order the final list by user importance, not by commit date. Prefer this order: 1. New or expanded device support 2. New user-facing features or visible behavior changes 3. Fixes for problems users could encounter 4. Setup, installation, update, release, or documentation improvements Group related commits into one entry when they describe the same user outcome. Keep only the most meaningful user-facing changes. ### 4. Write The Summary Be concise. Return a short list in this format: ```text Feature: One plain-language sentence explaining what changed for users. ``` Each entry must be a single sentence. Prefer 3-6 entries, and use fewer if there were only a few meaningful user-facing updates. Do not include commit hashes unless the user asks for them. If there were no meaningful user-facing updates in the last 7 days, say that plainly and mention that you ignored internal maintenance changes.