Establish watch relay contracts and platform package wiring
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## Current state
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This is an engineering starter repository, not a finished TV remote. It includes two native SwiftUI demo apps, a tested shared Swift package, an Xcode project, and implementation briefs for parallel agents. The demo buttons update a local label only. Live TV pairing, WatchConnectivity relay, Keychain storage, Core Motion capture/classification, and App Store assets remain planned work. No physical-device compatibility is claimed.
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This is an engineering starter repository, not a finished TV remote. It includes two native SwiftUI demo apps, tested domain and adapter Swift packages, an Xcode project, and implementation briefs for parallel agents. WatchBridge now has shared control-plane contracts, an injected phone-actor seam, and platform source/test membership; see [B's handoff](docs/agents/WATCH-RELAY-HANDOFF.md). The demo buttons update a local label only. Live TV pairing, WatchConnectivity relay, Keychain storage, Core Motion capture/classification, and App Store assets remain planned work. No physical-device compatibility is claimed.
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The intended path is **Apple Watch → WatchConnectivity → iPhone → local TV WebSocket**. The watch is the control surface; the iPhone is required as a relay. Gestures operate in an explicit active watch session. The app must stop sensing and disarm when inactive. No promise of all-day, wrist-down, or phone-free control.
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