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Scale scan: muscle rate, ideal weight, Low/Standard/High ratings - #79
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scales/standards.py: derives muscle rate % and ideal weight (Fitdays formulas: women (h−70)×0.6, men BMI 22) and rates each field + per-limb muscle/fat as Low/Standard/High, calibrated against real Fitdays app labels./api/scale/framesadds these to the scanextras; the scan readout shows the new rows and coloured rating chips.tests/test_scale_standards.pyuse Dan's and Helen's actual scans.WHR and target weight are not included: the WHR output offset in the vendor engine is unverified, and the target-weight formula couldn't be pinned down from two samples.
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