Add haptic feedback#106
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Add a soft frequent tick to the sleep slider so dragging it matches the +/- steppers, using SEGMENT_FREQUENT_TICK which is tuned to stay soft across many steps in quick succession. Confirm on the dose dialog submit for parity with the note and category dialogs. Drop the buzz when the mood picker opens, since opening a popover is not a predefined haptic action and no other button in the app cues on open.
No long-press gesture occurs, so the predefined Confirm constant that signals a completed action is the accurate fit. Drops the now-unused LongPress helper.
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A small haptics service (
Data/HapticFeedbackService.cs) that plays predefined AndroidHapticFeedbackConstantson discrete, meaningful interactions. Singleton, shared with the tests, no-op off Android.Where it fires:
Nothing on scrolling, typing (the keyboard handles its own), or plain navigation.
It goes through
View.PerformHapticFeedback, so noVIBRATEpermission and it honors the system touch-feedback setting. The API 30/34 constants fall back to older ones down to our min SDK of 27. Controls hookValueChangedinstead of@bind-Value:afterto keep logic out of setters.