Fix for triggering air conditioning on watch.

The iOS app has only received under-the-hood changes (asynchronous network code) and bug fixes (see below), but should otherwise work exactly as before. The watchOS app, although mostly looking the same, was re-written using SwiftUI. The long press for accessing the menu is therefore replaced by an explicit button that links to a simple menu. Long press is additionally available in the upper half of the screen. The change is necessary, because watchOS is dropping support for the old style menus. There now are watch complications (both ClockKit-based for watchOS ≤ 9 and WidgetKit-based for watchOS ≥ 9). Do not expect frequent updates of the complications: although one update every 15 minutes is requested, the operating system will often not grant it that many. Launching the app from the complication and going back to the home screen will reload the complications in case that they are now longer refreshed. Bug fixes: Fixes an issue where no VIN could be found if multiple accounts of different types were retrieved in the wrong order. Fixes UI problems that may prevent errors from being displayed or the credentials transfer from phone to watch to be initiated.

Added new-style widgets (including lock screen). Fixes and workarounds for recent API changes.

Adapted to API changes. Experimental Siri interface.

New VIN index setting allows to select any of up to five cars in your account. The resulting VIN is displayed as "ID" on the main screen of the iOS app.

Hot fixes for main app, widget and watch extension regarding the latest login issues: In the settings, there now is a new field for the infamous "Kamereon key" which is required in order to access the backend. Normally, this key is automatically retrieved from an official location, and nothing needs to be entered manually. This location, however, is apparently no longer updated. Therefore, for the foreseeable future, you have to provide the proper key yourself.

Fixes login problems that some users experienced. MY.R. v2 is now the default API, but only after a fresh installation. Please switch manually from v1 to v2 in the system settings application if the login succeeds, but the battery level cannot be retrieved.

The following items have been added to the status display of the iOS app: - Total mileage - Battery temperature - Outside temperature New option in settings: - Range in either kilometres or miles New in companion watchOS app: - Trigger for Air Conditioning

Fixes connection problems. Improved user experience at first startup.