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Add a keep awake toggle (mouse jiggler) to the menu bar app - #7
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Stacked on #6 (shares the Unreleased CHANGELOG section). Merge #6 first; GitHub retargets this to main.
Jiggler.swift: while on, holds aPreventUserIdleDisplaySleepassertion and checks idle time every 20s. After 50s without input it posts a one-point mouse move and back, so Teams and Slack keep you active, and declares user activity as a backup. The nudge needs Accessibility access, requested when the toggle is first turned on (not on relaunch); without it only the assertion runs.pmset -g assertionswhile on and is released on quit.Blog post: enso-works/bavrk#89 (merge that after this ships in a release).