OpenDisplay 0.10.2

Fixed

• A saved "built-in off" now survives a slow external across lid-open + unlock. Live case: lid
  opened, thumbprint unlock, the built-in lit first (the always-one-active net doing its job) — but
  the ultrawide became an active surface only after the 20-second wake window had closed. At that
  edge the app concluded the user had re-enabled the built-in, erased the owed "off" from the
  ledger, and when the external finally lit, nothing put the built-in back off (the auto-disconnect
  edge didn't fire either — the external never left enumeration during this sleep, so there was no
  "arrival"). The wake's attribution is now stamped onto the ledger entry the moment it is made
  (relitDuringWakeAt): a stamped "off" stays owed past the window — time-to-unlock is unbounded —
  and is paid whenever the covering display actually lights, then the stamp comes off. The stamp
  persists with the ledger, so an app relaunch mid-convergence doesn't amnesty it; outside a wake,
  un-stamped entries are still forgotten exactly as before (a System Settings re-enable stays the
  user's decision). Past the window the backstop poll slows from 2 s to 30 s — the topology event
  the external raises on activation is what normally answers anyway.