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Summary
This PR fixes an issue where the "Active Peers" notification (e.g. "bitchatters nearby!") was not triggering when the app was in the background. It also fixes a logic flaw where reconnecting to previously seen peers after a disconnect (0 peers) would not trigger the notification.
Changes
onPeerListUpdatedto explicitly callserviceNotificationManager.showActiveUserNotification(peerIDs)when the UI delegate is null (indicating the app is in the background). This ensures the notification logic is executed even when the UI is not active.showActiveUserNotificationto clearnotificationIntervalManager.recentlySeenPeerswhen the peer list is empty. This resets the tracking state so that subsequent connections (going from 0 to n peers) are treated as "new" connections, allowing the notification to trigger again.Testing