refactor(wear): remove legacy adapters and recording UI - #31
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Removes wearable UI infrastructure superseded by the Compose dashboard and domain recording flow.
What was added
How it works
The Compose screens introduced earlier render lists and live sensor values directly from view-model state, so adapter-owned view binding is no longer needed. Recording lifecycle and value observation now run through the wearable domain use cases and shared measurement services.
Stack position
Layer 18 of 31 in the SensorBox refactor stack. Review this PR against its configured base to see only this layer.
Validation
./gradlew test— BUILD SUCCESSFUL (160 tasks)