Alert Missions

[fcelar]

Summary

This PR adds configurable alarm missions that require user interaction before an alarm can be dismissed. It introduces mission persistence, integrates missions into the alarm flow, and adds UI/settings for configuring mission behavior, including QR scanning support.

Changes

• Add alarm mission domain models and persistence:
  • AlarmMission
  • MathAlarmMission
  • QrAlarmMission
  • NoAlarmMission
• Update database/provider layers to store and expose mission data
• Wire missions into the active alarm flow and dismissal logic
• Add math and QR mission controllers
• Add mission configuration to alarm settings and alarm edit UI
• Add QR capture activity, resources, and manifest/config updates
• Update backup/restore handling for mission-related data

Commits

• 69edc2224 Add alarm mission model and persistence
• 420e4bb55 Wire missions into alarm flow
• ba1625dbc Add mission settings and QR scanning

Notes

Users can now configure alarms with:

• no mission
• math mission
• QR mission

[BlackyHawky]

Hi,

This is a huge pull request...

It would have been better to discuss this beforehand, especially since I had planned a lot of changes, which is why there are conflicts now.

Also:

• You're adding two separate features: dismissing the alarm using tasks and dismissing the alarm using a QR code.
  As stated in the contribution guide: "Keep PRs focused on a single topic.";

• After a very quick glance, particularly regarding dismissing the alarm via QR code, you’re implementing the "zxing-android-embedded" library, which hasn’t been updated in a very long time... Furthermore, there appears to be a licensing conflict, as noted in this issue.
  Wouldn’t it have been better to use "quickie" which seems more up-to-date?

Personally, I think it’s totally useless to turn off an alarm with a QR code or something like that.

Since when do people need that to wake up in the morning?

It feels like big corporations have created completely unnecessary needs...

Honestly, if you have to wake up in the morning to make a living, you don’t need that kind of gimmick... Trust me.

[fcelar]

Hey, I'll update the PR once I get a free moment. I'll try to simplify it. About the QR code dismiss feature: it’s definitely a convenience thing. Some heavy sleepers really need that option to avoid oversleeping, so it's a great quality-of-life addition.