feat(app): add reactive pet bubbles based on global metrics#26
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Pet reacts to rate limits, daily token usage, session count, hunger, streak days, and daily meals via speech bubbles — all powered by existing @published data sources with zero new extraction logic. Includes tiered phrase pools, cooldown tracking, and a settings toggle.
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@Publisheddata sources (OpenUsageClient,PetCareController,AppDaemon) — zero new extraction logicDesign details
@MainActorsingleton, Combine sinks on 3 existing publishersThresholdsnamespace, table-driven tier resolutionPetController.flashReactiveLine(_:)— respectsshowChat, never changes pet moodBubbleSettings.reactiveBubblesEnabledpersisted in UserDefaultsTest plan
swift build— compiles cleanlyswift test— 186 tests, 0 failures, no regressions