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feat(geo-alert): pick target from a list (favourites first)

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Enter on the Target row now opens a picker instead of only cycling: it
lists favourites first (the quick path), then active verified live
senders, then waypoints — UP/DOWN + Enter to choose. This lets you arm an
alert against a person ahead of time by pubkey, without waiting for them
to share a [LOC] (the previous cycle only offered currently-active live
senders, so a person you hadn't received a fresh share from couldn't be
selected at all). LEFT/RIGHT still quick-cycles the same unified set.

Verified: WioTrackerL1_companion_solo_dual builds clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -232,14 +232,14 @@ Navigate with **UP/DOWN**, change a value with **LEFT/RIGHT** (or **Enter**); **
| Setting | Options | Notes |
| ------- | -------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Alert | ON / OFF | Master switch. Enabling without a target prompts you to pick one. |
| Target | waypoints + live contacts | **LEFT/RIGHT** (or **Enter**) cycles through your waypoints and any verified (DM) live contacts; a contact target is shown with an `@` prefix. Shows `none` until set. |
| Target | person or waypoint | **Enter** opens a picker — **favourites** first, then any active live senders, then waypoints; **UP/DOWN** + **Enter** to choose. **LEFT/RIGHT** quick-cycles the same set in place. A person is shown with an `@` prefix. Shows `none` until set. |
| Radius | 50 / 100 / 250 / 500 m / 1 km | Geofence size. |
| Mode | Arrive / Leave / Both | Which crossing fires the alert — entering the radius, leaving it, or both. |
| Beeper | ON / OFF | Optional homing tone (see below). |
**Crossing alert.** When armed with a target, the device watches its own GPS fix and fires the alert (a short melody plus an on-screen message) the moment you cross the radius, according to **Mode**. The wording adapts to the target — `Arrived` / `Left` for a waypoint, `Near` / `Away` for a person. The edge has a little hysteresis so a fix hovering right on the boundary doesn't chatter, and the first reading after arming only seeds the in/out state — it won't fire spuriously just because you armed it while already inside.
**Following a person.** With a **live-contact** target, the geofence tracks the distance *between you and them* using their latest shared position, so it works even while both of you move. If they stop sharing (their share goes stale), evaluation pauses until a fresh position arrives — it never alerts on an outdated fix. Only contacts whose shares are **DM-verified** can be targeted (a channel share carries no stable identity to lock onto).
**Following a person.** Pick a **favourite** (or contact / active live sender) as the target and the geofence tracks the distance *between you and them* using their latest shared position, so it works even while both of you move. You can arm it **ahead of time** — choosing a favourite locks onto their identity (pubkey), and the alert starts working as soon as they share a position. If they stop sharing (their share goes stale), evaluation pauses until a fresh position arrives — it never alerts on an outdated fix. A person must share over a **DM** for it to follow them (a channel share carries no stable identity to lock onto).
**Proximity beeper.** With **Beeper** on, the device also ticks while you're inside the radius and **shortens the gap between ticks the closer you get to the target** — slow near the edge, rapid near the centre — like a homing beeper guiding you to the exact spot. It's silent outside the radius. Because the beeper is its own opt-in toggle, turning it on **overrides the global buzzer mute** (**Settings › Sound › Buzzer**) — it's an explicit "I want to hear this". It works independently of the arrive/leave crossing alert (which does follow the mute), so you can use either or both.