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⚡ Bolt: Add emission threshold to CompassSensor#107

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⚡ Bolt: Add emission threshold to CompassSensor#107
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💡 What: Added an emission threshold (EMISSION_THRESHOLD = 1.0f) to CompassSensor.kt so that CompassData is only emitted when the azimuth, pitch, or roll changes by more than 1 degree.

🎯 Why: Before this change, the CompassSensor emitted new CompassData objects at the raw hardware sensor rate (SENSOR_DELAY_UI, ~60Hz) even when the device was completely still due to minute sensor noise. Because this flow is observed as state in Jetpack Compose UI components (like NachsucheScreen), it caused constant, imperceptible recomposition churn, leading to unnecessary GC pressure and potential micro-stutters.

📊 Impact: Reduces UI recomposition events from ~60/sec to near 0/sec when the device is resting, and significantly throttles them during slow movement, saving battery and CPU cycles.

🔬 Measurement: Run the app and observe the NachsucheScreen compass UI; it should remain smooth but with significantly fewer underlying state updates. Verified via ./gradlew testDebugUnitTest and code review.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 17745397877722462412 started by @nacl-dev

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- Introduces a 1.0 degree emission threshold (`EMISSION_THRESHOLD`) in `CompassSensor.kt`.
- Avoids blindly emitting new `CompassData` objects on every ~60Hz `onSensorChanged` callback.
- Significantly reduces downstream Jetpack Compose UI recomposition churn by skipping imperceptible sensor fluctuations.
- Documented findings in `.jules/bolt.md`.

Co-authored-by: nacl-dev <243312305+nacl-dev@users.noreply.github.com>
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