✨ New features axivity_stage_device() -- a single convenience function to configure a device end-to-end for a participant deployment (accelerometer rate/range, deployment window, session ID, metadata) and commit it with axivity_reset(), rather than calling the four axivity_set_*() functions plus axivity_reset() separately. The deployment window can be given as explicit start/stop POSIXct values or as start + duration. Deliberately does not allow reset_level = "none", since that would leave the staged settings only partially committed; users who need that level of control can still call the individual axivity_set_*() functions and axivity_reset() themselves. read_acttrust() -- parses a Condor Instruments ActTrust .txt actigraphy export directly, ported from zeitR as the first step toward making axR a general, device-agnostic actigraphy import layer (mirroring axivity_read_cwa() for the Axivity side). Deliberately a device-format parser only: returns the file's own epoch columns (datetime, activity, int_temp, ext_temp, ZCMn, light) with a metadata attribute, and adds no pipeline-specific columns or classes -- downstream packages (e.g. zeitR) are expected to wrap this themselves, the same way zeitR::read_axivity() already wraps axivity_read_cwa(). zeitR's own read_acttrust() is unchanged for now; it will become a thin wrapper around this one in a follow-up. 📦 Dependencies Added cli and lubridate to Imports, for read_acttrust()'s error/warning messages and flexible date-time parsing respectively. New internal axr_abort()/axr_warn()/axr_inform() message helpers and a %||% operator (R/utils.R) mirror zeitR's own R/utils.R, so message style stays consistent across the ecosystem as more parsers move into axR. 🧪 Tests axivity_stage_device() rejecting reset_level = "none" before touching a device -- the one branch of the function testable without hardware, matching the rest of the suite. read_acttrust(): header metadata and epoch-data parsing against a synthetic export fixture; optional columns (ext_temp/ZCMn/light) defaulting to NA when absent from the export; missing-file, missing DATE/TIME header, and missing-required-column error paths. No real participant data needed -- synthetic fixtures built inline, per the no-permanently-skipped-tests policy. ⚠️ Known limitations read_acttrust()'s parsing logic (header parsing, column mapping, date coercion) is a direct, line-for-line port of zeitR's read_acttrust(), which has already been exercised against real Condor ActTrust recordings as part of zeitR's own Vallim parity test suite -- that track record carries forward with the port. What's new here and only covered by synthetic fixtures so far is the port itself: the dropped state/offwrist/sleep columns and zeitr_acttrust class (this function is a device-format parser only, by design -- see above), and the switch from zeitR's cli-based zeitr_abort() to axR's own axr_abort(). The vignette's "Reading ActTrust files" section stays eval = FALSE pending verification of the port specifically against a real export. 📚 Documentation README and vignette("axR") updated for read_acttrust(): features list, dependencies table, project structure, and a new "Reading ActTrust files" vignette section alongside the existing .cwa one. The "dumb pipe" scope note now covers both parsers as deliberate exceptions. The vignette section defaults to eval = FALSE like the rest of the doc, pending verification against a real ActTrust export.

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