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HC_APTBS/Services/IUnlockService.cs
LucianoDev 827b811b39 feat: developer tools page, auto-test orchestrator, BIP display, tests redesign
Bundles several feature streams that have been iterating on the working tree:

- Developer Tools page (Debug-only via DEVELOPER_TOOLS symbol): hosts the
  identification card, manual KWP write + transaction log, ROM/EEPROM dump
  card with progress banner and completion message, persisted custom-commands
  library, persisted EEPROM passwords library. New service primitives:
  IKwpService.SendRawCustomAsync / ReadEepromAsync / ReadRomEepromAsync.
  Persistence mirrors the Clients XML pattern in two new files
  (custom_commands.xml, eeprom_passwords.xml).
- Auto-test orchestrator (IAutoTestOrchestrator + AutoTestState): linear
  K-Line read -> unlock -> bench-on -> test sequence with snackbar UI and
  progress dialog VM, gated on dashboard alarms.
- BIP-STATUS display: BipDisplayViewModel + BipDisplayView, RAM read at
  0x0106 via IKwpService.ReadBipStatusAsync; status definitions in
  BipStatusDefinition.
- Tests page redesign: TestSectionCard + PhaseTileView replacing the old
  TestPlanView/TestRunningView/TestDoneView/TestPreconditionsView/
  TestSectionView controls and their VMs.
- Pump command sliders: Fluent thick-track style with overhang thumb,
  click-anywhere-and-drag, mouse-wheel adjustment.
- Window startup: app.manifest declares PerMonitorV2 DPI awareness,
  MainWindow installs a WM_GETMINMAXINFO hook in OnSourceInitialized and
  maximizes there (after the hook is in place) so the app fits the work
  area exactly on any display configuration.
- Misc: PercentToPixelsConverter, seed_aliases.py one-shot pump-alias
  importer, tools/Import-BipStatus.ps1, kline_eeprom_spec.md and
  dump-functions reference docs.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-07 13:59:50 +02:00

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using System;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using HC_APTBS.Models;
namespace HC_APTBS.Services
{
/// <summary>
/// Manages the immobilizer unlock sequence required by certain pump ECUs
/// (e.g. Ford VP44 models) before they respond to test commands.
/// </summary>
public interface IUnlockService
{
/// <summary>Raised with progress text during the unlock sequence.</summary>
event Action<string>? StatusChanged;
/// <summary>Raised when the unlock sequence completes. Argument is true if successful.</summary>
event Action<bool>? UnlockCompleted;
/// <summary>
/// Raised by the background observer on each lock→unlock transition. Unlike
/// <see cref="UnlockCompleted"/>, this fires as soon as the CAN TestUnlock
/// parameter confirms unlocked — regardless of whether the transition was
/// caused by this service, an external manual unlock, or a fast-unlock
/// completing early. Subscribers must marshal to the UI thread themselves.
/// </summary>
event Action? PumpUnlocked;
/// <summary>
/// Raised by the background observer on each unlock→lock transition —
/// the symmetric counterpart to <see cref="PumpUnlocked"/>. Fires whenever
/// the CAN TestUnlock parameter transitions from an unlocked state to a
/// locked state (e.g. physical pump swap, power instability). Subscribers
/// must marshal to the UI thread themselves.
/// </summary>
event Action? PumpRelocked;
/// <summary>
/// Latched state from the background observer. True when the observer has
/// verified the pump is unlocked; false when the observer is not running
/// or the pump is currently locked. Use alongside <see cref="PumpUnlocked"/>
/// to race-guard "was the event already fired?".
/// </summary>
bool IsPumpUnlocked { get; }
/// <summary>
/// Starts a 1-second polling observer that watches the CAN TestUnlock
/// parameter and raises <see cref="PumpUnlocked"/> on each lock→unlock
/// transition. Idempotent: stops any prior observer before starting the
/// new one. No-op when <see cref="PumpDefinition.UnlockType"/> is 0.
/// </summary>
void StartObserver(PumpDefinition pump);
/// <summary>
/// Stops the polling observer. Safe to call when no observer is active.
/// Also resets <see cref="IsPumpUnlocked"/> to false.
/// </summary>
void StopObserver();
/// <summary>
/// Runs the immobilizer unlock sequence for the given pump.
/// Returns immediately if <see cref="PumpDefinition.UnlockType"/> is 0 (no unlock needed).
/// The persistent CAN senders remain active after this method returns;
/// call <see cref="StopSenders"/> when the pump is deselected.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="pump">Pump definition with unlock type and CAN parameters.</param>
/// <param name="ct">Cancellation token to abort the unlock sequence.</param>
Task UnlockAsync(PumpDefinition pump, CancellationToken ct);
/// <summary>
/// Stops the persistent CAN unlock senders. Call this when the pump is
/// deselected or the application is shutting down. Safe to call when no
/// senders are active.
/// </summary>
void StopSenders();
}
}