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feat(keyboard): show digit on each T9 key; complete v1.22 docs

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T9 keys now read like a phone keypad — each cell is labelled <digit><group>
(e.g. 2abc), with the digit matching what the multi-tap cycle lands on after
the letters. No separator space: the widest group (".,!?'-") plus the digit
already fills a narrow 128px OLED cell at 3 columns.

Also fills in the v1.22 release notes (T9 keyboard, trail auto-save, Clock
Tools in Tools, Map/Shutdown reorderable, battery-read fix, the UI-audit fix
batch, discover-dedup, favourites self-heal, preset-name placeholder, OLED
frame-skip, e-ink full-refresh) and syncs the solo-feature docs: new Keyboard
settings section, Trail Auto-save row, and Clock Tools reachable from Tools.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docs/solo_features/clock_screen/clock_screen.md
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### Clock tools — Alarm, Timer, Stopwatch
**Press Enter** (short press) on the Clock page to open **Clock Tools**, a small menu with three time utilities. **Cancel** backs out one level (tool → menu → home).
**Press Enter** (short press) on the Clock page to open **Clock Tools**, a small menu with three time utilities. **Cancel** backs out one level (tool → menu → home). The same menu also has an entry under **Tools › System**, so it's reachable without the Clock page.
#### Alarm

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docs/solo_features/settings_screen/settings_screen.md
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### Keyboard
| Setting | Options | Notes |
| -------- | ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Layout | ABC / T9 | On-screen keyboard style. **ABC**: an a-b-c…z grid, one key per letter (the original layout). **T9**: phone-keypad multi-tap — each key is labelled with its **digit** and a letter group (e.g. `2abc`); repeated **Enter** presses cycle through the letters and then the digit itself. |
Applies to every on-screen text field (messages, waypoint labels, room passwords, preset names). Earlier releases labelled the grid *QWERTY*; the layout has always been alphabetical, so it is now named **ABC**.
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### Contacts
| Setting | Options | Notes |

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docs/solo_features/tools_screen/tools_screen.md
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| :-----------------------: | :-----------------------: |
| ![](./overview_oled.png) | ![](./overview_eink.png) |
The Tools screen is a hub for GPS trail recording, nearby node browsing, ringtone editing, auto-reply bot, auto-advert, live location sharing, locator, compass, device diagnostics, and repeater mode. Tools are grouped into collapsible **Location** / **Comms** / **System** sections — the same fold-in-place model as Settings; Tools always opens folded back to the section list. Navigate with **UP/DOWN**, press **Enter** on a section header to expand or collapse it, or on a tool to open it.
The Tools screen is a hub for GPS trail recording, nearby node browsing, ringtone editing, auto-reply bot, auto-advert, live location sharing, locator, compass, clock tools (alarm / timer / stopwatch), device diagnostics, and repeater mode. Tools are grouped into collapsible **Location** / **Comms** / **System** sections — the same fold-in-place model as Settings; Tools always opens folded back to the section list. Navigate with **UP/DOWN**, press **Enter** on a section header to expand or collapse it, or on a tool to open it.
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| Min dist | always | Sample gate, 4 levels — metric: 5/10/25/100 m, imperial: 15/30/75/300 ft |
| Auto-pause | always | Off / 1 / 2 / 5 min — auto-freeze the trail after a stop, resume on movement (see below) |
| Mark avg | always | Off / 5 / 10 / 30 s — GPS averaging for **Mark here** (see Waypoints below) |
| Auto-save | always | Off / On — auto-write the live trail to flash on shutdown, so a **low-battery auto-shutdown** doesn't lose the route (see below) |
| Readout | Summary view | Summary shows Speed or Pace (in the global unit system) |
| Grid | Map view | Toggle scale grid on the map |
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**Auto-pause** — when set, a recording trail automatically **pauses** after the device has stayed within ~15 m of one spot for the chosen delay: the elapsed timer and point sampling both freeze, and the map line breaks across the idle gap. It **resumes on its own** as soon as you move again. This keeps a stop (a break, a meal, parking) out of your distance and average-speed stats without you having to remember to stop and restart tracking. A paused trail is still "on" (the **G** marker keeps blinking) — the Summary **Status** row shows `paused`. The stop is detected with its own coarse movement gate, independent of **Min dist**, so GPS jitter while you're parked doesn't keep it awake.
**Auto-save** — with this on (default off), the live trail is written to flash automatically when the device powers off, so a **low-battery auto-shutdown** no longer discards the whole route. It saves to the same `/trail` file as the manual **Trail file… → Save**, and only writes when the trail actually has points — an empty trail can't overwrite a previously saved one. Off by default so a normal shutdown doesn't silently overwrite a saved trail you meant to keep.
### Track back
**Hold Enter → Track back** retraces the trail you just recorded, back to where you started — useful for returning the same way in poor visibility or unfamiliar ground. It reuses the navigation view (distance + two absolute bearings; see *Waypoints › Navigating*), but instead of a single fixed target it walks the recorded breadcrumbs in reverse: it snaps onto the route at the **nearest recorded point**, guides you to it, then automatically advances to the next earlier point as you reach each one (within ~20 m). The header shows how many points remain (`Back: 12 pt`), reading `Trail start` on the final leg; arriving there shows `Back at start` and exits. **Cancel** leaves track-back at any time. It needs a trail with at least two points and a GPS fix; it doesn't require tracking to still be running.