qol-plugin-bluetoothlisted

# qol-plugin-bluetooth Bluetooth owns adapter control, device discovery, and reliable reconnection of selected devices. Supported targets, actions, and device capabilities come from the checked-out manifest, adapters, and tests; do not maintain a support matrix here. ## Contract sources - `plugin.toml` owns actions, daemon metadata, declared capabilities, platform availability, and release artifacts. - `qol-config.toml` owns settings sections, fields, live queries, and the actions each field invokes. - `qol-runtime.toml` owns the runnable action contract and its typed input. - `Cargo.toml` owns target-scoped native dependencies. Change an action name in the manifest, runtime contract, config contract, and dispatcher together, then run contract validation instead of copying values into prose. ## Source ownership | Path | Responsibility | |---|---| | `src/main.rs` | Thin entrypoint delegating to the headless app. | | `src/cli.rs` | Headless command surface, doctor registration, and text rendering. | | `src/bluetooth/` | Platform-neutral domain: device facts, discovery state, reconnect selection and reporting, adapter health. | | `src/bluetooth/retry.rs` | Reconnect retry policy and its per-device state. | | `src/platform/` | Target-selected backend; the Linux adapter talks to BlueZ through the `bluer` D-Bus bindings. | | `src/settings/` | Native settings panel with a browser fallback. | | `src/config/` | Typed config loading. | Keep cfg selection in `platform/mod.rs`. Do