Add per-routine target heart rate with live in-run indicator

Endurance routines (HIIT, cardio, cycling) can carry an optional target bpm
(RoutineDocument.targetHeartRate, not schema-bumped — same preference-field
rationale as restSeconds/autoAdvance), snapshotted onto the WorkoutDocument at
plan time like the other pacing fields.

During a run, the watch streams its live HR sample to the phone over a new
best-effort liveHeartRate message — deliberately outside the LiveProgress
machinery (no version bump, no staging/retry; a gauge, not a record), throttled
to changed-bpm-or-10s in the watch bridge. LiveRunState holds the sample with a
30s staleness auto-clear so a dead stream never shows a frozen number.

Both run screens show the reading only when the run carries a target: the
phone's ExerciseProgressView as a top pill, the watch's in the top-trailing
toolbar slot, each tinted by a shared ±5 bpm HeartRateBand with an arrow cue to
push harder (low) or ease off (high) — e.g. dialing in a treadmill incline to
hold a steady effort.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y7ZhkCYWNiTSAFhFCGnJ8n
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bidirectional: drive from either device — swipe ahead, finish a set, add one — and the
other follows. Only *human* transitions are sent; automatic ones (a rest timer ending)
advance both devices independently off shared start times, so they never fight.
- **Target heart rate** — give a cardio routine (HIIT, cardio, cycling) a target bpm
and the run screen shows your live heart rate from the watch — on the watch itself
and streamed to a propped-up iPhone — tinted green in range, with an arrow cue to
push harder or ease off. Perfect for dialing in a treadmill incline and holding a
steady effort.
- **Watch face complication** — a launcher complication you can place on any Apple
Watch face; tap it to open the app. Available in the circular, corner, inline, and
rectangular accessory slots.