Improve tensioning: default motor movement, stall detection, gradual release#66
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…torque release - Default to move_motors=True so tension.py moves motors without needing --move-motors - Add --no-move-motors flag to skip motor movement - Replace fixed-duration movement loops with stall detection (1s hold after stall) - Gradually ramp down torque before hold phase to prevent tendon snap-back
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tension.pynow moves motors without needing--move-motors. Added--no-move-motorsflag to skip.--move-motorskept for compatibility.Test plan
uv run pytest tests/test_tension.py— all 4 tests passtension.pyon hardware and verify motors move by default--no-move-motorsskips motor movement🤖 Generated with Claude Code