Two small changes that together get Recl∆Im out of demo mode
on the very first launch after a flow.completed event lands:
1. HubSettings.useHub defaults to true. New installs and
post-reset launches probe the hub straight away; if the
probe fails (no hub running, wrong port, auth denied),
the existing graceful fallback in main.dart drops back to
MockRepository. A user can still flip useHub off via the
Hub-Reiter.
2. HubRepository._parse now only requires the 'norm' key to
consider an event 'Recl∆Im-shaped'. SKM, benefit and
frust default to zero if absent; tier_lowest falls back to
the cohort source's tier. This makes the partial bag
produced by flows/durchstich-from-file.yaml — which can
run without econ.skm_score's nested-input gymnastics —
enough to surface a real heatmap point.
Wired together: launch the app while chain serve runs and at
least one flow.completed event is in the audit log → the
Heatmap-Tab shows that norm live, with its tier and norm-title
parsed from the actual audit-log JSON instead of Fixtures.
Signed-off-by: flemming-it <sf@flemming.it>
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reclaim_app
Recl∆Im (F∆I) client
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