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docs(features): trail — min-dist now tool-local, millis-based elapsed

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -77,11 +77,13 @@ Phase 2 ✅ (auto-fit Map view with cos(lat) aspect compensation; LEFT/RIGHT cyc
Phase 3 ✅ (per-point list view with HH:MM local time + delta-from-previous; Phase 3 ✅ (per-point list view with HH:MM local time + delta-from-previous;
segment-start rows show "start" instead of a delta) segment-start rows show "start" instead of a delta)
Phase 4 📋 (context menu: reset, save → slot N, load ← slot N, GPX export over USB) Phase 4 📋 (context menu: reset, save → slot N, load ← slot N, GPX export over USB)
Phase 5 ✅ (Settings › GPS › Trail dist with LEFT/RIGHT cycling — min-delta only; Phase 5 ✅ (Min-dist setting accessed via Hold Enter on the Trail screen
the sampling cadence is now a fixed 1 s constant, the GPS upd setting is itself; sampling cadence is fixed at 1 s, GPS upd setting also removed —
gone too, both rely on the sensor manager's defaults) both rely on the sensor manager's defaults)
Polish ✅ (map view: filled/open dot markers around segment breaks; Polish ✅ (map view: filled/open dot markers around segment breaks;
"Waiting for GPS fix" status when started without a lock) "Waiting for GPS fix" status when started without a lock;
capacity bumped to 512 points; elapsed/avg-speed run on millis() instead
of RTC so they tick even before GPS time is synced)
Tools › Breadcrumb. Periodically samples `(lat, lon, ts)` into a RAM ring buffer; user explicitly saves snapshots to flash. Tools › Breadcrumb. Periodically samples `(lat, lon, ts)` into a RAM ring buffer; user explicitly saves snapshots to flash.