Tane dialled its four default relays at launch, before anyone had asked
for anything — an F-Droid reviewer spotted it, and they were right. The
seed book needs no network at all, so the app should not have one until
the person joins the sharing side.
- SocialSettings gains a three-state `sharingEnabled`. `null` means
"never asked", which is what lets `migrateSharingEnabled` keep an
existing install exactly as it was: anyone past the intro was on a
build that connected at launch, so they keep messaging, device sync
and offer alerts. A fresh install starts fully offline.
- bootstrap only starts the shared connection when sharing is on. The
inbox/sync/plantaré/alert listeners are untouched: they react to a
session, and none arrives.
- SharingSwitch is the single place that moves the stored choice, the
live connection and the flag the UI listens to, so they cannot drift.
- Agreeing to the community rules is the opt-in — one consent surface,
reached from the market or from the drawer's invitation.
- SocialConnection.start is now idempotent and gains stop(), so turning
sharing off goes offline immediately instead of at the next launch.
- The social drawer entries stay visible but padlocked while sharing is
off; tapping one explains what wakes up and offers to join. Hiding
them would have kept the tool a secret. "Coming soon" is gone for
good — everything it labelled is built.
Covered by tests for the migration in both directions, start/stop
lifecycle, the gate turning sharing on, the invitation, and the drawer
in all three states (no social layer / off / on).
Fill the ~74 UI strings pt.i18n.json was missing (saved searches, label
scanning, Plantaré, lot history), then add pt_BR as a proper Brazilian
variant rather than a copy of European Portuguese: tu/teu/tua -> você/
seu/sua with matching verb conjugation, partilhar -> compartilhar, and
Guardar -> Salvar for UI actions (seed-saving keeps "guardar", the
correct term in both variants). Wires AppLocale.ptBr into the language
picker and regenerates slang output.
Bundle Noto Sans Arabic + Noto Sans JP (SIL OFL 1.1) as per-glyph fallbacks
for both the UI text theme and every generated PDF, so RTL (Arabic) and CJK
render on all platforms — including desktop, where the system font may lack
them — instead of tofu. A shared pdf_fonts.dart centralizes the PDF theme and
the three label/catalog/recovery services reuse it.
Add Japanese (ja) as the CJK reference locale — fittingly, the app's own name
is Japanese (種, tane, 'seed'). Core strings translated; the rest fall back to
English via slang. Wired into supportedLocales (automatic) and the settings
picker.
Fix three physical Alignment.centerLeft -> AlignmentDirectional.centerStart in
variety_detail_screen, and make month-abbreviation and avatar-initial
truncation grapheme-safe (.characters) so CJK text is never cut mid-character.
Tests: CJK/Arabic PDF glyph render, ja locale resolution + English fallback.
The chat-bubble mirroring flagged by the audit was verified correct (already
respects Directionality) and left unchanged.
