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The fitted numeric loss rate remains visible as soon as two readings are available. Colour warnings and NO LEAK / SLIGHT LEAK / other classifications now appear only after at least three minutes of available history; until then the existing neutral ASSESSING display includes the rate and window counter. This applies independently to both sides and the five-minute and two-hour monitors. Pressure-step and other resets restart the classification delay.
Default hourly thresholds remain 0.1 / 0.3 / 0.6 bar/h, including Restore defaults. Documentation updated.
Validation: 78 cross-platform tests and 7 legacy checks passed, plus compileall, actionlint and diff checks. Coverage includes the exact 180-second transition, all colours, immediate numeric display, both window sizes and renewed delay after pressure discontinuities.