[Feature] Combine Stack Classes

[mgsimon]

It is difficult or impossible to get badges for which a longer rides is needed if Peloton supported training sessions are used only.

Combine stacked classes of same type like ride to get a better view about the amount of training and to get badges for longer rides.

Like:

• 10 min warm-up ride
• 30 min music ride
• 15 min climb ride
• 10 min cool-down ride

with the possibility to convert this stacked classes to one Garmin bike training session in total 65 min.

Maybe with additional check box for a combination which could be identified by the timestamp.

[philosowaffle]

Have an initial proof of concept working, so definitely planning to incorporate this feature into v5.

1. Settings
   1. Ability to enable/disable automatic stacking
      1. Default is disabled, no change to P2G behavior
      2. When enabled, P2G will automatically attempt to detect classes that should be stacked
   2. Ability to configure the max amount of time gap allowed between workouts in order to stack them
2. Stacking logic
   1. Given N workouts, these workouts can be stacked if:
      1. They are all of the same type. For example they are all Cycling, or all Running. You cannot mix and stack a Cycling workout with a Running workout.
      2. They all finished within X seconds of the previous workout
   2. Given N workouts, P2G could create multiple stacks if a large enough time gap exists between some of the workouts
3. UI Only - Sync Page
   1. A new toggle is added to "force stack" the selected workouts. When enabled, this will ignore the time gap between workouts and allow you to manually stack them anyway (assuming they are of the same type).
   2. Additionally this option is handy for folks who do not want to enable Automatic Stacking, but want to decide manually on a case by case basis when to stack

Some early screenshots:

[mgsimon]

Image of POC available? 😉

[mgsimon]

@philosowaffle POC in philosowaffle/peloton-to-garmin:pr-validator-*-A?

[philosowaffle]

@mgsimon sorry for delay, yes, that set of tags always points to the last PR that was built.... which in this case is still the POC for this.