companion: sing when the Sony headphones connect

She now reacts to the headphones connecting with a short singing pose:
eyes shut, blindfold gone, mouth wide open, headphones on, a few musical
notes. The frames are new klein edits in frames.txt (dress/sing from
dress/base, leotard/sing from dress/sing), so a post-self-destruct sing
has its own art.

Detection is the island's rule (StatusPill.qml): by model prefix, since
BlueZ gives no class that says "headphones". The device's BlueZ Name is
WH-CH720N, which the alias does not affect. The reaction is a one-shot
hold in Mood.js (singHold, 4 s), placed after wave like the other event
reactions. A 4 s startup grace keeps a shell start with the headphones
already on from counting as a connection, since Bluetooth reads empty
for about 2 s.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/desktop/companion/Mood.js b/desktop/companion/Mood.js
index e7aaea1..2f66873 100644
--- a/desktop/companion/Mood.js
+++ b/desktop/companion/Mood.js
@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ var T = {
     mockCooldown: 20000,
     typingHold: 2000,
     waveHold: 3000,
+    singHold: 4000,         // her singing reaction to the headphones connecting
     wakeHold: 1500,         // the stretch after idling
     lineCooldown: 30000,
     monologueCooldown: 3600000,
@@ -67,6 +68,7 @@ function pick(s) {
     if (s.recording) return st("listen", "listen");
     if (s.busy) return st("think", "think");
     if (s.now - s.repliedAt < T.waveHold) return st("wave", "wave");
+    if (s.now - s.singAt < T.singHold) return st("sing", "sing");
     if (s.clicks.count > 0 && s.now - s.clicks.at < T.clickHold)
         return st("clicks", clickFrame(s.clicks.count));
     if (s.now - s.admireAt < T.admireLook + T.admireBlush)