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Before: the code carried about 1,360 comment blocks (1,277 in Kotlin, 80 in XML, the rest in the ProGuard rules and the baseline profile), most of them restating what the code below already says.

After: about 150 are left: the section headers, a dozen one-line warnings and the licence attributions. 139 files, about 2,900 lines lighter; the app itself is unchanged.

Merge #1 first. This PR is stacked on #1's branch so it also cleans the code #1 adds, the lock-screen standings widgets included. If #1's branch is kept after its merge, switch this PR's base to main before merging it.

How: a script that lexes Kotlin properly (nested block comments, string templates, raw strings) removed the comments, and a second one checked the result against the base: with comments dropped, every Kotlin file lexes to the same tokens with the same line breaks (bar one empty catch block now written as {}), every XML file parses to the same tree, and the ProGuard and baseline-profile rules are the same lines. All 226 unit tests pass before and after.

What stays besides the headers:

• F1SignalRClient: negotiate must not inherit the socket's infinite read timeout; unchanged snapshots still get re-emitted for the composite's watchdog.
• SessionResultsStore: bump VERSION on every mapping change.
• AutoFollow: the alarm is handled synchronously in onReceive.
• LiveUpdateService: every start but ACTION_STOP must call startForeground(); the accent is a span, not setColor().
• F1Widget, StandingsWidget: padding instead of a Spacer (a Glance Column holds at most 10 children), the One UI blur, and the receiver that keeps its first name.
• SamsungLockWidgetLarge, StandingsLockWidget: hidden views are set both ways. styles_lock_standings.xml: the title line is dashes as text so the host recolours it.
• The manifest: specialUse rather than dataSync. app/build.gradle.kts: release builds are signed with the debug key.
• The MIT attributions for code adapted from twidget, blur-widget-demo and Codex-Meter.