Add sms.send command to allow sending text messages via the paired Android device.
Changes:
- Add SmsManager class to handle SMS sending via Android SmsManager API
- Add ClawdisSmsCommand enum and Sms capability to protocol constants
- Wire sms.send command into NodeRuntime invoke handler
- Add SEND_SMS permission to AndroidManifest.xml
- Advertise sms capability when SEND_SMS permission is granted
The SMS capability is only advertised when the user has granted SEND_SMS
permission. Messages longer than 160 chars are automatically split into
multipart messages.
Prepares the macOS app for Swift 6 strict concurrency mode by:
1. Adding Sendable conformance to WizardNextResult, WizardStartResult,
and WizardStatusResult in GatewayModels.swift
2. Adding AnyCodable bridging helpers in OnboardingWizard.swift to
handle type conflicts between ClawdisProtocol and local module
3. Making CLLocationManagerDelegate methods nonisolated in:
- MacNodeLocationService.swift
- PermissionManager.swift (LocationPermissionRequester)
Using Task { @MainActor in } pattern to safely access MainActor
state from nonisolated protocol requirements.
These changes are forward-compatible and don't affect behavior on
current Swift versions.
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Previously, if the gateway was unreachable (wrong IP, offline, etc.),
the Android app would crash with an unhandled socket exception.
Changes:
- Wrap socket.connect() in try/catch to handle connection failures
- Return PairResult with error message instead of crashing
- Display actual error message in status text instead of generic 'pairing required'
This gives users useful feedback like 'Connection refused' or
'Network is unreachable' instead of a crash.
