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feat(tennis-watch): add minimal Galaxy Watch tennis scorer - #6
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Record point winners so undo can restore deuce, game, and set boundaries. Keep each match and its selection in an atomic local snapshot for restart recovery. Cover standard advantage scoring, 6-6 tiebreaks, navigation, and persistence with 54 passing data-driven tests.
Keep the supplied layout to two point controls, a compact set score, and undo, with swipe navigation between locally saved matches. Refine the typography and outlines without adding controls. Target .NET 10 Mono for the Watch 5 Pro's 32-bit ARM ABI while retaining the repository's .NET 11 development host. The release APK passed emulator interaction and restart checks at 450x450; screenshots include larger system text.
Use the repository's scoped semantic-release workflow and shared CRAP tool. Install the watch project's .NET 10 workload alongside the .NET 11 test SDK, and publish the APK produced by successful main CI instead of rebuilding during release.
Capture the implemented type scale, colors, round-screen proportions, and touch dimensions so future changes retain the minimal scoring layout.
Make points easier to read at a glance with condensed bold numerals, filled plus controls, and a tighter vertical layout. Preserve the original single-screen controls, match gestures, and 48dp touch targets. The Debug preview passed scoring, undo, swipe, and restart checks on a round Wear OS emulator. Captures cover large text, advantage, tiebreak, and empty states. The release build and all 54 tests pass.
Record the approved typography, filled controls, layout, and interaction states so the design reference describes the running watch app. Refresh the visual previews to use the current vectors and color values. The Impeccable review accepted the UI and the updated design record.
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Add a standalone tennis scorer for Galaxy Watch 5 Pro. The single screen preserves the supplied sketch's two point buttons, score, small games/set row, and undo. Condensed bold numerals, filled graphite controls, and compact spacing make the score easier to read at a glance.
Swipe right creates a fresh match and swipe left opens the previous one. Advantage games, 6–6 tiebreaks, and set transitions work automatically. Undo crosses game and set boundaries, and match history survives app restarts. Scoring continues without a match-completion screen.
The watch project uses .NET 10 Mono to include the Watch 5 Pro's 32-bit ARM ABI; tests and the development AppHost retain .NET 11. App-specific CI reuses the repository's CRAP tool and semantic-release workflow and releases the APK from successful main CI.
Validation:
tennis-watch/build.shpasses with 54 tests. The updated release APK passed point, undo, swipe, boundary, drag-cancellation, and restart checks on a round 450×450 Wear OS 5 emulator. The screenshots come from the Debug preview of the same design. Large text at 1.3 scale, advantage, completed sets, and double-digit tiebreak scores passed visual review. Physical Watch 5 Pro testing remains to be done.