The Python tune_runtime.py treats the morning boot press and the 13:00
post-lunch re-tap as 'free' and only counts extra warning-phase taps.
That undercounts what the user actually presses each day and breaks
any comparison against a stated 'presses/day' comfort cap.
Updated `simulate_one` to count every press the user makes:
- boot press at workday start (always +1)
- 13:00 re-login press when the workday continues past lunch (+1)
- per-minute Bernoulli warning-phase presses (already counted)
- death-restart press: each time the device transitions running→dead
during workday and the user is at-desk (not at lunch), the user
presses to restart the cycle (warning press and death-restart for
the same cycle are mutually exclusive — extending via warning press
prevents that cycle's death)
With baseline now ~2 presses/day already mandatory, the hinge/cap
shift up too: PRESS_HINGE_LOW = 2.5/d (full reward up to baseline +
half a warning press) and PRESS_COMFORT_CAP = 3.5/d (rejected above).
Output 'Why' bullet now reports the total directly and notes the
component breakdown so the number is interpretable against the
new thresholds.
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