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siliconwitch and others added 30 commits July 25, 2024 16:32
Showing last four digits of mac address on display at boot-up
Setting watchdog hook from all hook changes
Added call mask to watchdog hook
Updated camera FPS script to show FPS value
Renamed some signals around the image download
Built for testing
siliconwitch and others added 30 commits January 6, 2025 10:51
Added header length calc code to compression core file
Added example test file
…ains so none exceed new parameter rgb_gain_limit
…ains so none exceed new parameter rgb_gain_limit
…rectly used to subtract previous gain values
Reduced camera image noise  (pink vertical lines) by constraining RGB gain values
Changed the default camera auto exposure settings so that photos are better out of the box
Updated the text displayed during pairing and firmware update to better reflect the status
Fixed two grammatical errors:

1. Changed "handle" to "handles" in the system architecture section
   - Original: "It runs Lua, as well as handle Bluetooth networking..."
   - Fixed: "It runs Lua, as well as handles Bluetooth networking..."
   - Explanation: The subject "It" (referring to nRF52) requires the third-person 
     singular verb form "handles" to maintain subject-verb agreement.

2. Changed "many" to "may" in the debugging section
   - Original: "You many need to unlock the device..."
   - Fixed: "You may need to unlock the device..."
   - Explanation: "Many" is a determiner/adjective meaning "a large number of", 
     while "may" is a modal verb expressing possibility. The context requires 
     the modal verb to indicate that unlocking might be necessary.
Add bounds checking to prevent overflow when length > BLE_PREFERRED_MAX_MTU
Fix critical buffer overflow vulnerability in Bluetooth REPL
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