Screen Time Tracker 1.3.0

Screen Time Native can now be the laptop's sampler, and the dashboard and the sampler restart themselves after a crash. See CHANGELOG.md for the full list.

Highlights

• Screen Time Native as the laptop's sampler. If the laptop runs Screen Time Native, run only one sampler: set nativeDatabasePath and nativeFrom in config/collector.json, and the hourly ingest and Sync now copy the laptop's screen time from that app's database. Sync Status reads its heartbeat. nativeFrom is a local hour edge where one sampler hands over to the other, and earlier history stays as it was. install-sampler.ps1 -IngestOnly stops this project's sampler cleanly and keeps the ingest. Steps are in the README, under The Windows collector.
• The dashboard and the sampler restart themselves after a crash, 60 s apart, at most 3 times. Before, a crashed sampler stayed down until the next sign-in, and that time could not be recorded later. A clean stop is never restarted.
• The start .bat opens your browser as soon as the server is listening.
• Both dashboard launchers share one build rule, and a change to package.json, next.config.mjs or tsconfig.json now triggers a rebuild too.
• The expanded Activity page opens on the first recorded day, not on the 1st of that month.
• CONTRIBUTING.md: how to report, what to run before a change, and the rules a change must keep.

Fixed

• install-sampler.ps1 -RunNow always reported the sampler as running: its process check matched the install script itself.

Upgrading

Pull, then restart the dashboard: npm run dashboard:stop, then npm run autostart -- -RunNow (it rebuilds when the code is newer than the build). Re-run install-sampler.ps1 (or install-sampler.ps1 -IngestOnly if Screen Time Native records) so the ingest task gets its new retry setting. The database schema is unchanged.

The phone app is unchanged: keep Screen Time Reporter 1.1 from the v1.1.0 release.