Establish watch relay contracts and platform package wiring
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Package paths in the table mean `Packages/WristivoKit/Sources/<module>` and `Tests/<module>Tests`. A new adapter needs tests in an adjacent Tests directory; integrator creates target membership before the implementation branch starts. QA may run acceptance planning immediately, but must not edit another agent's tests or report planned cases as passed.
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**B prerequisites are now established.** Follow [the Watch relay handoff](WATCH-RELAY-HANDOFF.md): frozen session DTOs/codec/actor protocol live in RemoteCore/WatchSession.swift; the adjacent WatchBridge package provides three source/test targets and its platform products are linked to the apps. B works in a separate worktree, uses a fake actor until A is integrated, and does not need to take over the integration role. Adapter Package.swift files, dependency changes and Xcode project wiring remain integrator-owned; new Swift source/test files within existing target paths are B-owned and automatically included.
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## A — TV transport prompt
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> Implement an iPhone-only TV connection actor and pure bounded event parser. Use SamsungRemoteEncoder without copying a community implementation. Support explicit connect/pair/deny/timeout/revoke/disconnect, authorize before ready, serialize commands, consume admission once, recheck deadlines before sends, and cancel old-generation operations on TV/session changes. Integrate injected token/trust storage from E. No blanket TLS trust, arbitrary key API, silent plaintext fallback or replay on reconnect. Use synthetic redacted event fixtures for malformed/oversize/unknown/missing-token responses and fake socket tests for deadline, ordering and cancellation. Deliver a manual physical pairing script showing the name Wristivo, reconnect and revoke. Do not mark the TV compatible until the owner runs it. Begin with a hardware feasibility spike for the candidate endpoint and TLS policy before expanding UI dependencies.
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