feat(calendar): add the missing Step 2 to the setup flow

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Merge after LEDMatrix#458. This adds the field; that PR adds the endpoint
and the google-oauth widget it renders with. Merged first, users get a Step 2
that 404s.

ledmatrix_min_version is set to 3.3.0 — the next minor after the current
3.2.0, on the assumption that #458 ships there, since it adds two endpoints and
a new widget rather than fixing existing ones. If #458 lands as 3.2.1
instead, change that one line. It was previously 2.0.0, which was simply
wrong: no released core has either the endpoint or the widget.

On an older core the failure is quiet rather than loud: the config template
dispatches string widgets from an allow-list, so an unknown google-oauth
falls through to a plain text box. The user gets a dead input labelled
"Connect Your Google Account".

Needs LEDMatrix#458, which adds the endpoint and the google-oauth widget this field renders with.

What

The calendar config advertised Step 1: Upload Credentials and Step 3: Select Calendars — with nothing between them.

There was no way to authorize the device from the web UI at all, and Step 3 could only ever fail, since the picker needs the token Step 2 produces. Uploading credentials and then clicking "Load My Calendars" gave Resource not found.

calendar_registration.py already implements the flow — its docstring reads "Web UI mode: outputs JSON for the two-step OAuth flow". It simply had no field to drive it and no endpoint behind it.

The description matters here

After granting consent, the browser is redirected to a loopback address that nothing is listening on, so it lands on a page that fails to load. That's the flow working as designed, but it looks exactly like a failure — and it's the moment the user has to copy the address back. The field says so explicitly.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a Google Calendar authorization step through the web interface.
  • Added guided Google account authentication settings to the calendar configuration.

• Bug Fixes

  • Resolved an issue where Google Calendar authentication was missing from the web setup flow.

• Chores

  • Updated the Google Calendar integration to version 1.2.0.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The Google Calendar plugin schema now exposes a google_auth OAuth field. The catalog and manifest update the plugin to version 1.2.0 and document the authentication flow.

Changes

Google Calendar OAuth release

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Google OAuth schema field plugins/calendar/config_schema.json	The schema adds the google_auth string field with google-oauth widget metadata and includes it in the top-level property order. Existing required fields remain unchanged.
Version and release metadata plugins.json, plugins/calendar/manifest.json	The catalog and manifest update the Google Calendar plugin from 1.1.6 to 1.2.0. The manifest adds the 2026-08-13 release entry and documents the Step 2 authentication flow.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Mergeability Score:🟡 Moderate · up to 93ee2

The calendar setup flow now depends on core OAuth support that may not exist in installations allowed by the current minimum version, which can cause authorization and calendar loading to fail. The PR is not merge-ready until compatibility is aligned with the core release, and the plugin registry date should also be refreshed.

Possibly related PRs

• ChuckBuilds/ledmatrix-plugins#85: Extends the calendar OAuth setup flow through schema and manifest updates.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the missing Step 2 setup flow feature, which matches the primary change to add Google Calendar authorization.

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Inline comments:
In `@plugins.json`:
- Line 127: Regenerate the calendar registry entry through the normal pre-commit
flow using update_registry.py so its last_updated value becomes 2026-08-13 for
latest_version 1.2.0; do not edit plugins.json directly.
In `@plugins/calendar/manifest.json`:
- Around line 38-43: Update the manifest’s ledmatrix_min_version for the Google
OAuth flow to the first released core version containing PR `#458`; if that
version is not yet released, defer this plugin release instead of advertising
compatibility with an older core.

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