Offline caching:
- BackgroundRefreshManager.preCacheArticles() fetches top article per story
(score ≥60, up to 20 stories) and stores as CachedArticle in SwiftData
- Runs after every BG fetch AND after every foreground sync via StoryStore
- Articles are available in ArticleReaderView offline without ever opening them
Pull-to-refresh reshuffle when nothing new:
- loadStories(refresh:) now returns newCount (genuinely new story IDs)
- If server returns 0 new stories, feed merges in any BG-cached stories not
already in the live feed, then re-sorts by signal score (reshuffle)
- seenSnapshot is always cleared so everything re-ranks fresh
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Mark-read now immediately expands the READ shelf so the story is visible
- Orange signal stripe is fully removed (not dimmed) when isRead=true
- Pull-to-refresh clears seen snapshot → full reshuffle by signal score
- BackgroundRefreshManager fires a local notification for the top new
high-signal story after each cache refresh; Tech/AI/HomeLab stories
get their category in the notification title (≥65 signal threshold)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Registers com.kisani.jarvis.feed.refresh as a BGAppRefreshTask.
On each fire it fetches the latest 40 stories and upserts CachedStory
rows so the SwiftData cache is warm before the user opens the app.
Already-cached rows have signalScore / sourceCount refreshed in-place.
Single ModelContainer owned by JarvisApp and shared via
BackgroundRefreshManager.container to avoid multi-container conflicts.
BG task ID registered in AppDelegate and declared in project.yml.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
