fix: detect and close connections on physical device disconnect - #5
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- Android/iOS: close every connection to a device on ACL/accessory disconnect, not just the first match (a dropped physical link kills all connections to that address). - iOS: emit terminal "disconnected" exactly once, guarding against the stream delegate and accessory-disconnect notification both firing. - iOS: remove the EAAccessoryDidDisconnect observer on teardown. - Add 0.1.5 CHANGELOG covering physical-disconnect detection (#5) and these robustness fixes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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If a Bluetooth device you're connected to suddenly goes away, say the printer gets switched off, an accessory is unplugged, or you walk out of range, the app doesn't realize it. From the app's point of view the connection still looks fine, so it keeps trying to send data and only finds out something is wrong.
This PR updates the plugin to notice these disconnections the moment they happen (both on Android and iOS), clean up the dead connection, and tell the app about it right away, so the UI can react, and reconnect logic can kick in, instead of the app being stuck thinking everything is okay.
It's has been tested by multiple android and ios devices with one bluetooth printer.