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## Producer class / thread
`Producer` ([include/Producer.hpp](include/Producer.hpp), [src/core/Producer.cxx](src/core/Producer.cxx)) runs a worker `std::thread` that periodically polls the `SysfsReader` and, when the status is `Enabled`, generates a random integer and forwards it through an injected `send_fn` callback. The polling interval is 1 second under normal conditions and 7 seconds when the sysfs file reports `ErrorTempTooHigh` (cool-down).
## UnixIpcBridge
>[!note]
>why unix domain sockets? Because I have more experience with them under linux than with posix shared memmory and semaphore, and I find them easier to unit-test.
`UnixIpcBridge` ([include/UnixIpcBridge.hpp](include/UnixIpcBridge.hpp), [src/core/UnixIpcBridge.cxx](src/core/UnixIpcBridge.cxx)) is a small helper that connects to a UNIX domain socket and sends a single `int` per call. It opens a new connection for each value, which keeps the protocol stateless and simple.
**Tests:** [tests/test_unix_ipc.cxx](tests/test_unix_ipc.cxx) — spins up a fake socket server, sends values through the bridge, and asserts they arrive correctly.