[ps2]

Adds an API command that makes the pod skip the next N messages without replying, while keeping the link up:

POST /command {"command": "ignoreNextMessages", "value": 1}

The phone hits its read timeout and tears the link down itself. That reproduces OmnipodKit's unresponsive-pod path on demand (loopandlearn/OmnipodKit#199). A skipped message doesn't advance the pod's sequence, so the phone's next attempt after reconnecting is processed normally.

Used to test loopandlearn/OmnipodKit#209 in the iOS Simulator. It showed the keep-alive reconnect after this teardown on next-dev, its loss in the first version of #209, and its return with the fix. go test ./pkg/pod/... passes. The README documents the command.

[marionbarker]

Instructions for use

I tried to test this but I needed some hand holding.

I asked Claude to help me figure out how to use the new feature.

It only adds a JSON API command. It doesn’t change the panel’s page, so even with that branch built, there won’t be a button for it.

Then Claude gave me the instructions for what I need to type into any terminal, where I used the IP address for my rPi in place of <pi-ip>. Is there a different way of doing this?

   curl -X POST http://<pi-ip>:8080/command \
     -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
     -d '{"command": "ignoreNextMessages", "value": 1}'

This seemed to work, but I can do more testing tomorrow.