Implement real-time sync between iOS and Apple Watch apps using
WatchConnectivity framework. This replaces reliance on CloudKit
which doesn't work reliably in simulators.
- Add WatchConnectivityManager to both iOS and Watch targets
- Sync workouts, splits, exercises, and logs between devices
- Update iOS views to trigger sync on data changes
- Add onChange observer to ExerciseView for live progress updates
- Configure App Groups for shared container storage
- Add Watch app views: WorkoutLogsView, WorkoutLogListView, ExerciseProgressView
Schema & Models:
- Add notes, loadType, duration fields to WorkoutLog
- Align Watch schema with iOS (use duration Date instead of separate mins/secs)
- Add duration helper properties to Exercise and WorkoutLog
UI Changes:
- Remove Splits and Settings tabs, single Workout Logs view
- Add gear button in nav bar to access Settings as sheet
- Move Splits section into Settings view with inline list
- Redesign ExerciseView with read-only Plan/Notes tiles and Edit buttons
- Add PlanEditView and NotesEditView with Cancel/Save buttons
- Auto-dismiss ExerciseView when completing last set
- Navigate to ExerciseView when adding new exercise
Data Flow:
- Plan edits sync to both WorkoutLog and corresponding Exercise
- Changes propagate up navigation chain via CoreData
- Migrate from SwiftData to CoreData with CloudKit sync
- Add core models: Split, Exercise, Workout, WorkoutLog
- Implement tab-based UI: Workout Logs, Splits, Settings
- Add SF Symbols picker for split icons
- Add exercise picker filtered by split with exclusion of added exercises
- Integrate IndieAbout for settings/about section
- Add Yams for YAML exercise definition parsing
- Include starter exercise libraries (bodyweight, Planet Fitness)
- Add Date extensions for formatting (formattedTime, isSameDay)
- Format workout date ranges to show time-only for same-day end dates
- Add build number update script
- Add app icons
