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Lam Wei Lun
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Follow-up to the feature/OrcaSonar review. Scopes the new behavior to the OrcaSonar agent, fixes several AMS-sync and lifecycle bugs, and makes the MQTT tests run in CI. Non-OrcaSonar agents keep their existing behavior. ## Changes Discovery - Gate the background SSDP scan to a configured OrcaSonar machine instead of running for every non-BBL profile; drive discovery on demand from the machine-select popup and back off idle rounds from 5s to 60s. - Add NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription and NSBonjourServices to both macOS Info.plist templates. AMS sync - Resolve id-less printer-set trays by material type in get_ams_cobox_infos and the sidebar badge loop, matching sync_ams_list, so combo arrays and badges stay aligned. - Keep a printer-set tray that resolved by type out of the "unknown or incompatible filaments" dialog. AMS device UI - Gate the "Empty" tray classification, and the editable temperature fields, to the OrcaSonar agent; Bambu keeps "?" and read-only presets. - Validate AMS material temps on confirm: reject out-of-range values and min > max before the command is sent. Storage tab - Bind the show/hide handler on the panel's ancestors (StoragePanel and MonitorPanel) and unbind on destruction, so the Bambu file system stops when the tab is left. Transport - Load /etc/ssl/cert.pem on macOS in add_platform_root_certificates, after set_default_verify_paths. - Release lifecycle_mutex before start()'s connect wait so stop() can cancel the attempt and signal completion instead of stalling the UI thread. Localization - Add OrcaFilesPanel.cpp to list.txt and regenerate the catalogs. ## Tests - Un-hide the loopback MockBroker integration tests (ephemeral port, no network) so ctest registers and runs them. - Mock broker tracks SUBSCRIBE/UNSUBSCRIBE and delivers push_report only to a subscribed topic; the reconnect test asserts the re-SUBSCRIBE. - Add bbl empty-tray cases, an AMS combo-alignment case, and unknowns assertions to the AMS sync tests.
OrcaSlicer tests
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