bonaminandClaude Sonnet 4.6
abf3c3825b
playback namespace: replaced stale root-level 'playback' command with proper playback.play / playback.stop split. playback.play now documents all firmware attributes: pid, uid, name, url, speed, note_assignments, mode (single/timed/interval/infinite), duration, pause_duration, total_duration. clock namespace: filled in previously empty contents for set_timings (pulse_duration, pause_duration), set_alerts (alert_type, alert_interval, hour/half/quarter_bell outputs), set_backlight (backlight, backlight_output, backlight_on/off), set_silence (daytime and nighttime windows with HH:MM strings). Fixed clock.get_timezone returns (ntp_server field, removed non-existent timezone_name). Added exact returns shape for clock.get_face and full field list for clock.get_config matching handler output. system namespace: added exact returns shapes for system.status (player_status, time_elapsed_ms, projected_run_time, strike_counters) and system.health (critical_count, warning_count, firmware_stable, subsystems array). Legacy map: updated playback row to show play→playback.play and stop→playback.stop. UART whitelist updated to playback.play/stop. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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