feat(offline): mid-session flight-mode reactivity (auto-offline self-heals)
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React to the network changing while the app is open (e.g. the player toggling flight mode), via passive online/offline events - no polling, no battery cost: - interface lost -> enter offline mode for the session (auto); - interface back -> if the offline was auto, verify the gateway is really reachable (an interface being up does not guarantee it) and return online; a deliberate offline (the toggle or the cold-start dialog) is left as-is. - offline.svelte: track `auto` (auto-detected vs the player's deliberate choice). - connection.svelte: checkReachable is now a pure one-shot (the caller decides); the reachability watcher never probes in offline mode (events drive recovery). - transport.ts: the reachability probe is exempt from the kill switch - it IS the mechanism that decides whether to return online, fired only deliberately. - app.svelte.ts: initNetworkReactivity wires the events (web-only, skipped in the mock); called from bootstrap. Online unaffected (skipped in the mock e2e): e2e 196. Mid-session reactivity is contour-verified.
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@@ -577,6 +577,29 @@ function promptOfflineChoice(): Promise<boolean> {
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/**
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* initNetworkReactivity reacts to mid-session network changes (e.g. the player toggling flight mode):
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* losing the network interface enters offline mode automatically (session-only); regaining it
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* verifies the gateway is really reachable (an interface being up does not guarantee it) and returns
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* to online — but only if the offline was auto. A deliberate offline (the Settings toggle or the
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* cold-start dialog) is left as the player's choice. These are passive OS events — no polling, no
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* battery cost. Web-only and skipped in the mock (the e2e drives connectivity directly).
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*/
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export function initNetworkReactivity(): void {
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if (typeof window === 'undefined' || import.meta.env.MODE === 'mock') return;
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window.addEventListener('offline', () => {
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if (!offlineMode.active) setOfflineMode(true, false); // auto (session) — self-heals below
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});
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window.addEventListener('online', () => {
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if (offlineMode.active && offlineMode.auto) {
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void checkReachable(BOOT_REACHABILITY_TIMEOUT_MS).then((reachable) => {
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// Re-read the flags — the player may have chosen offline meanwhile — before returning online.
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if (reachable && offlineMode.active && offlineMode.auto) setOfflineMode(false);
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});
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}
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});
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}
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/**
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* applyLinkResult applies a completed account link or merge: it adopts a
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* switched session (a guest initiator whose durable counterpart won, so the active
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@@ -826,6 +849,8 @@ export async function bootstrap(): Promise<void> {
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// worker so the app is installable — Chromium needs a registered SW, notably on Android. Web-only
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// and skipped in the mock build; see lib/pwa.svelte.
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registerServiceWorker();
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// React to mid-session network changes (e.g. flight mode) for the rest of the session.
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initNetworkReactivity();
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// Deliberate offline mode carried over from a prior session: with no network the session adoption
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// + profile fetch below would hang the splash, so skip them and launch straight from the cached
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