Card: target-history graph with sun-elevation backdrop - #8
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New history strip at the bottom of shade-engine-card: the shade target as a step line over the last graph_hours (default 24, max 48), fetched from the recorder history API and refreshed at most every 5 minutes, drawn over the sun's elevation curve. Elevation is computed client-side with the same NOAA approximation the simulator uses (refraction included), clipped to above-horizon, so it needs no recorder data and stays smooth. Local midnights get dashed ticks. graph: false hides the strip. Version 0.5.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a history strip to
shade-engine-card: the shade target as a step line over the lastgraph_hours(default 24, max 48) from the recorder history API (refetched at most every 5 min), drawn over the sun's elevation curve — computed client-side with the simulator's NOAA port (refraction included), clipped to above-horizon, so no recorder data is needed for it. Dashed ticks at local midnights and the 50% line.graph: falsehides it.Smoke-tested the NOAA port for Seattle 2026-08-19: 54.8° at 13:00 PDT, 1.8° at 20:00 (sunset ~20:05), −28.7° at 02:00.
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