- allow both new-pwm and analogWrite (Core) implementations
- rework new-pwm initialization, a bit more sane type for pin config
- remove pin setup from lights, everything is handled by provider already
Core prepares and initializes pins when updating duty, new-pwm does this
when pwm_init is called
- rework internals related to value scaling, allow percentage as pwm duty
and value limit (instead of absolute limit set by lights previously)
resolves#2500resolves#2523
- fixing default config values, make sure we take inputs into
an account and not assume we stay in the 0.0...1.0 range
- use shelly values from tasmota analog sensor impl
- handle edgecase when both resistances are zeroed
- clearer description of available connection schemes
in theory, there is also an option of having *both* up and down
resistors at the same time; right now we simply deduce NTC position by
making it an opposite of resistance. ldrsensor implementation currently
allows to explicitly set sensor position
One namespace for sensor functions and types.
Fix discrepancy between topic and indexed topic funcs.
Energy types fixes, make sure we use known ratios.
Sensor fixes, moving certain pin settings and defaults into the sensor
classes, using those in the actual sensor init code.
Energy is still within the sensor module, pending version bump before moving.
proper support for both conversion directions
ratio object stores the scaling, no need to deduce it through the enum
name anymore
we still don't really enforce incompatible units, though,
but it is unclear at what stage the error should come in
fixing redirect, authenticate softap connection implicitly
further support needs DHCP helper, at least that's a standard...
plus, pass F(...) strings where String is accepted by the server
similar to the tasmota ota, reset SDK when AP settings somehow are not
set to default *and* we are in safe mode already
move both even earlier in boot, before the wifi setup happens
using most recent RTOS for reference, allows us to skip Arduino
layer when configuring things. especially useful for UART
re-implementation that does not involve magic pin function modes
adjust our terminal command to really show valid pins and their modes
