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Add anonymous DBF/IRIS live data for rail journeys - #39
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Träwelling stopovers can lag behind station-board updates. This adds optional DBF/IRIS enrichment for current rail journeys through the public, open-source db-fakedisplay service, without registration, API keys, or a proxy.
Validation: API Compatibility passed on the final code commit: 905 tests in 71 classes, zero failures/errors/skips, full debug lint with zero errors, and successful debug and unsigned release builds. All 56 release-guard tests passed. JUnit and lint artifacts were independently inspected. An anonymous live board returned HTTP 200 with delays and platform changes.
DBF v3 has no prediction-update timestamp or separate arrival/departure cancellation flags. Missing realtime and synthetic zero delays are not treated as confirmed punctuality. German wiki documents the API, matching, limits and remaining on-device checks.