fix(provisioning): drop the 2-minute QR display delay

The 15s FIRST_IMAGE_POLL_INTERVAL_MS bootstrap already keeps the QR on
the panel (204 responses don't trigger a redraw) until the user claims
via /setup/{mac} and the server's bootstrap-bypass serves an image. The
hard-coded delay(120000) was just dead time between WiFi save and the
first poll — observed in the field as ~110s of nothing happening after
login.

Also touches operation.h header comments to match the "hold until the
screen flashes" terminology and document the short-press fast-poll
gesture.

src/main.cpp

@@ -261,8 +261,10 @@ void loop() {
 
         g_provisioning = false;
 
-        // Give user time to scan the QR, then start normal operation
+        // Go straight into the polling loop. The 15s FIRST_IMAGE_POLL_INTERVAL_MS
-        delay(120000);  // 2 minutes
+        // bootstrap keeps the QR painted (204s don't redraw the panel) until
+        // the user claims via /setup/{mac} and the server's bootstrap-bypass
+        // serves an image — no need for an artificial display delay here.
         normal_operation(mac);
     } else {
         // Connection failed — fill red, restart AP

src/operation.h

@@ -316,13 +316,16 @@ void normal_operation_impl(const String& mac, HTTP& http, const String& url, Pre
     }
 
     esp_sleep_enable_timer_wakeup(sleepMs * 1000ULL);
-    // Wake on the BOOT button so the user-facing 5-second-hold reset works
+    // Wake on the BOOT button so the user-facing "hold until the screen
-    // even during deep sleep. Without this, the button only does anything
+    // starts to flash" reset works even during deep sleep. Without this,
-    // during the brief poll-and-paint window when the device is awake, and
+    // the button only did anything during the brief awake window during
-    // a full sleep cycle (default minutes) of holding does nothing.
+    // a poll, and a full sleep cycle of holding did nothing.
     // Pin is GPIO 0 (PIN_BTN_RESET); active-low because BOOT is pulled-up
     // and shorts to ground on press. After EXT0 wakes the chip, setup()
     // runs and check_reset_button() handles the remainder of the hold.
+    // A too-short press wakes the device but check_reset_button returns
+    // false → normal_operation_impl runs → the next poll fetches a fresh
+    // image, which doubles as a "force refresh" gesture.
     esp_sleep_enable_ext0_wakeup((gpio_num_t)PIN_BTN_RESET, 0);
     esp_deep_sleep_start();
 }