feat: personality pack — Python parity
Python parity for the 5 personality voice commands shipped on the
Rust side:
- New `personality_handlers.py` (~150 lines): do_personality_{greet,
thanks, compliment, how_are_you, tony_quote}. Each picks one of
7-10 phrases per language (RU/EN) at random; greet additionally
buckets by time-of-day (morning/midday/evening/night).
- `extensions.py`: imports + 5 proxy `do_personality_*` functions
pointing at the new module, plus set_speak wiring so handlers can
TTS via the runtime's voice.
- `main.py`: 5 new dispatch elifs feeding the new action types.
- `commands.yaml`: 5 new entries (`personality_*`) mapping voice
phrases to action types.
- `tests/test_personality_handlers.py`: 6 unit tests confirming
each handler returns a non-empty string from the expected pool.
- `.gitignore`: stop tracking runtime state generated by tests
(profiles/, long_term_memory.json, schedule.json, macros.json,
llm_backend.txt, llm_history.json) — these are user data, not
source.
Tests: 54 → 60 (+6).
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extensions.do_habit_checkin(action, _current_voice or '')
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elif t == 'habit_streak':
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extensions.do_habit_streak(action, _current_voice or '')
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elif t == 'personality_greet':
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extensions.do_personality_greet(action, _current_voice or '')
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elif t == 'personality_thanks':
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extensions.do_personality_thanks(action, _current_voice or '')
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elif t == 'personality_compliment':
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extensions.do_personality_compliment(action, _current_voice or '')
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elif t == 'personality_how_are_you':
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extensions.do_personality_how_are_you(action, _current_voice or '')
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elif t == 'personality_tony_quote':
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extensions.do_personality_tony_quote(action, _current_voice or '')
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_current_voice: str = ''
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