Fix Apple Watch BLE reconnection reliability#40
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Watch connection would silently drop and never recover, requiring manual disconnect/reconnect in settings. Also, Focus/DND mode prevented lock state detection due to BLE address rotation. - Add exponential backoff reconnect on disconnect and failed connect - Add 15s health check to detect silently dropped connections - Accept Nearby Info "unlocked" from any Apple device (BLE address rotation) - Only trust "locked" from paired Watch UUID (prevents false locks) - Fall back to scan-based RSSI when connection is lost - Use RunLoop.common for RSSI timer (fixes stall during modals) - Add NSLog in release builds for production diagnostics - Keep last known lock state on disconnect instead of clearing to nil
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