Replaces the outlined segmented row with a filled track carrying a single
sliding thumb. The old control stacked three signals for one state (container
fill, bold, underline) in an outline treatment nothing else in the card uses,
which is what made it read as bolted on.
The track now sits at the same tonal step as the battery panel above it and
reuses the card's 16dp/12dp radii, so selection is carried by thumb position
and fill alone. Only the active mode is named and its slot expands to fit,
which keeps long translations off the width budget entirely.
Slot widths, label reveal and content tint are all derived from one clamped
fractional position, so geometry and content stay in lockstep. The thumb's
leading edge is that position in collapsed-slot units rather than a sum of
the animating widths, which would overshoot the target and crawl back.
Also fixes an invisible pending state: the in-flight branch set
activeContainerColor to secondaryContainer, which is exactly what
SegmentedButtonDefaults already used for the selected segment, so a requested
mode was indistinguishable from a confirmed one. An unconfirmed request now
draws a hollow pulsing thumb and tints the mode the pods are still in.
Transparency moves off Icons.TwoTone.Hearing, which is already the "In ear"
status chip and rendered identically two rows below it in the same card.
Use AAP-connected mocks for the dark dashboard to showcase full connectivity badges (BLE + IRK + encrypted + AAP) and the ANC mode selector. Populate the add-profile preview with a demo name, model, and paired device. Add user-facing labels to the dashboard mock devices.
Refactor BluetoothDevice2 so name/address are primary constructor fields, letting previews construct one without a real Android BluetoothDevice. Bump the screenshot test JVM heap to 4g — the smoke batch (42 renders) was hitting the test executor's default ceiling.
This commit adds default changelog files for various languages in the Fastlane metadata directory. Each file contains a generic message about bug fixes, performance improvements, and potential new features, along with a link to the full changelog and a note about the developer being a single person.
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