fix(haunted-polymer): add resume/pause lifecycle calls for pion 2.13.0 compatibility

[megheaiulian]

Summary

• Add this._scheduler.resume() before this._scheduler.update() in connectedCallback
• Add this._scheduler.pause() before this._scheduler.teardown() in disconnectedCallback

Problem

Pion 2.13.0 changed BaseScheduler._active from defaulting to true to defaulting to false. This is the correct behavior — the scheduler should only be active while the element is connected to the DOM.

However, hauntedPolymer in haunted-polymer.ts creates its own Scheduler extending BaseScheduler and never called resume() or pause(). It only called update() in connectedCallback and teardown() in disconnectedCallback.

With pion 2.13.0, update() silently exits when _active is false, so the haunted hook never runs. This breaks all hauntedPolymer consumers — hooks like useOnline, useIndicateEnviroment, useKeybindings etc. never execute.

Solution

This fix adds the proper lifecycle calls that match exactly what pion's own component implementation does in component.js:

connectedCallback() {
    super.connectedCallback();
    this._scheduler.resume();
    this._scheduler.update();
}
disconnectedCallback() {
    super.disconnectedCallback();
    this._scheduler.pause();
    this._scheduler.teardown();
}

Testing

• Lint passes
• Unit tests cannot run in this environment due to missing Playwright browsers, but the change follows the established pattern from pion's component implementation

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