glassbox: guard SWC gate against quantized rhr/temp baselines

[abdulsaheel]

readiness_composite and overreaching_conjunction both gate their 0.5scale worth-mentioning check with dispersionBelowQuantum. readiness_glassbox does the same 0.5scale standardization on the same rhr/temp channels but never got the guard when that fix landed. edge's crossday_pipeline still wires real whole-bpm rhr + integer-adc temp into glassBoxReadiness, so a baseline sitting near a quantization boundary (e.g. alternating 58/59 bpm) could get named a narrative driver off 1-bpm rounding noise.

adds quantum to GlassBoxInput (mirrors ReadinessInput.quantum), uses dispersionBelowQuantum to suppress the beyondUsualSpread flag when the baseline dispersion doesn't clear the input's own quantization step. narrative-only — doesn't touch the score or drop the input.

test added: alternating 58/59 bpm history no longer names rhr as a driver.

Summary by Sourcery

Guard glassbox readiness narratives against baselines whose dispersion does not exceed the input’s measurement quantum.

Bug Fixes:

• Prevent quantization-level baseline variation from being incorrectly identified as a readiness narrative driver.

Enhancements:

• Add per-input measurement quantum support to glassbox readiness gating while preserving existing scoring and input inclusion behavior.

Tests:

• Add coverage confirming alternating whole-bpm RHR values are not reported as a driver.

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Reviewer's Guide

The glass-box readiness narrative now accounts for each input’s measurement quantum before labeling a value as beyond its usual spread, preventing whole-bpm or integer-ADC quantization noise from becoming a narrative driver while preserving scoring behavior. A regression test covers an alternating 58/59 bpm baseline.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add quantization-aware suppression for glass-box narrative driver detection.	Extend GlassBoxInput with an optional per-input measurement quantum, defaulting to continuous measurements. Reuse dispersionBelowQuantum to disable beyondUsualSpread when baseline dispersion is below that quantum. Keep readiness scores and input inclusion unchanged; only narrative driver labeling is affected.	lib/src/onehz/human/readiness_glassbox.dart
Cover quantized baseline behavior with a regression test.	Test alternating 58/59 bpm history with quantum 1. Verify the input is not marked beyond usual spread and produces no driver narrative.	test/onehz/human_test.dart

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