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M1 step 6: Wi-Fi Tools from ordinary scans

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- lib/wifi (host-tested): channel occupancy (neighbour spill, signal
  weighting, quietest of 1/6/11) and a signal tracker (history, lost
  detection, click interval)
- WifiService: scan results carry BSSID, channel and security; a scan
  can target one channel for quick tracker refreshes; endListScans()
  turns the radio back off when Wi-Fi is disabled
- Wi-Fi Tools App: networks nearby, channel occupancy bars, signal
  tracker with clicks (m to mute)
- M1 plan: Monitoring-mode views and captures deferred

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EhqxQ49eCju4CzKYNjZzwT
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| Q40 | Up to 8 **Saved Networks**, joined strongest-first. Added from a scan or as a hidden network. Open networks are allowed; enterprise (802.1X) is not. |
| Q41 / Q48 | The Wi-Fi Service stays **Connected** whenever enabled and a Saved Network is in range. Settings has a Wi-Fi On/Off switch. **Monitoring** happens only while Wi-Fi Tools is open; the device reconnects on exit. |
| Q42 | Captures record **full frames**, from a fixed Wi-Fi channel or hopping, to `/captures/wifi/YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.pcap`. Band-wide views hop across channels 1–13. |
| Q42 | *Revised 2026-10-02:* Wi-Fi Tools is built from ordinary scans only (access points, channel occupancy, signal tracker). Monitoring-mode views and captures are deferred, to be revisited later. |
| Q43 | The signal tracker clicks faster as the signal gets stronger. On by default, mutable. |
| Q44 | IRC shows one Buffer at a time; Tab cycles Buffers. Commands: `/join /part /msg /me /nick /topic /names /quit /raw`. Logs go to `/irc/<network>/<buffer>/YYYY-MM-DD.log`. |
| Q45 | TLS verifies server certificates against the bundled certificate authorities. Per server, a self-signed certificate can be pinned on first use. |
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- Settings → Wi-Fi: On/Off, scan and add a network (with password), add a hidden network, forget a network.
- The IRC App configures one server (host, port, TLS, nick, SASL or NickServ, auto-join IRC channels). It connects and keeps running after you leave the App. Mentions notify.
- IRC reconnects after Wi-Fi loss or a server drop, and rejoins its IRC channels. Logs are written to the SD card (and stop past 90% usage).
- Wi-Fi Tools: access-point list, channel occupancy, signal tracker, packet counters, probe requests (logged), and pcap capture that opens in Wireshark.
- Wi-Fi Tools: access-point list, channel occupancy with the quietest of channels 1/6/11, and a signal tracker that clicks faster as the signal gets stronger. None of it interrupts the connection or IRC.
- Settings → Storage → Clean-up deletes IRC Logs, probe Logs and Wi-Fi Captures older than a chosen age, with a preview of the space freed.
- Free heap stays above about 40 KB with Wi-Fi, TLS-connected IRC and the UI running.
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Then the TLS transport with the certificate bundle.
5. **IRC App:** Buffer view, input line, command parser (host-tested), server settings page.
6. **Wi-Fi Tools App:** the six views; a pcap writer (host-tested); channel hopper; clicker for the signal tracker.
6. **Wi-Fi Tools App:** access-point list, channel occupancy and signal tracker from scans (occupancy and tracker logic host-tested). Monitoring mode is deferred.