refactor(app): remove legacy view models and UI handlers - #39
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Removes the previous phone presentation model after responsibility moved into core, domain, and Compose layers.
What was added
How it works
MainViewModel now owns immutable presentation state and delegates work to domain use cases. Core repositories handle preferences and storage, sensor descriptors provide UI-ready metadata, and Compose recomposition replaces imperative graph, text, and view updates.
Stack position
Layer 26 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)