Add low-signal short-turn screening
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@@ -975,6 +975,7 @@ For `1.0.19`:
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- next implementation pass should supply the real Azure Storage connection string / deployment wiring and validate the live round-trip in the storage account smoke test
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10. Update, backup, and restore proof - implemented (update creation and backup creation now survive persisted reloads; restore is the persisted-state rehydration proof path, not a new cloud API)
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11. STT upgrade and noise screening
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- progress update (`2026-05-21`): added a low-signal short-turn screen in websocket finalization so filler-only fragments and stray single-token leftovers like `so command` get rejected before they can become bad turns, while preserving the existing yes/no and word-of-the-day short-turn flows
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12. Hosted capture/storage plan / indexing for group testing
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13. Binary-safe media storage / sync to cloud drive: OneDrive, Google Drive, Box, etc.
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14. Provider-backed news and weather parity polish
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@@ -84,6 +84,7 @@ The goal is to port these in small batches, capture the source-backed phrasing w
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- the restore proof is the persisted-state rehydration path; do not scope it into a new hosted restore API until we have real device evidence
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- continue alarm/gallery/yes-no cleanup from `1.0.18` evidence where regressions are still open
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- improve short-turn STT reliability and low-signal screening
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- the latest STT pass adds a websocket-side low-signal screen for filler-only and stray single-token leftovers while keeping yes/no and word-of-the-day turns intact
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### 3. Pegasus-To-Cloud Platform Porting
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