Harden wellness routine signals#38
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Implemented in the wellness hardening branch:
Reworked wellness from a medical/health-style module into a Routine Signal Index based on spending, meal check-ins,
runway, spend pace, after-hours payments, and exam dates.
Removed burnout/stress/medical overclaiming from dashboard, onboarding, and landing page copy.
Added explicit backend disclaimer: routine score is not medical advice.
Clarified late-night logic as after-hours payments between 11PM-5AM campus time.
Added shared backend wellness signal helpers and unit tests.
Improved meal check-in UX:
Connected meal check-ins into dashboard insights, wellness score, campus intelligence, and runway food signals.
Added exam-period support:
Updated Bedrock prompts to avoid medical inference and only describe budget/routine signals.