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to multi-channel, and removed old K9.3 builds which aren't relevant any more,
and old D4Sv2-tintramp builds
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instead of full GPL headers (or all too often, nothing at all)
There are a few "FIXME" entries where I'm not sure about the correct copyright.
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(is basically identical to D4Sv2-tintramp, but with the switch on a different pin,
and no button LED)
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turbo modes
(it's weird, but Hank wants it)
also reworked gradual tint adjustment a bit, so some complex parts go in set_level() instead
(probably needs more testing)
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to make its thermal regulation smoother and generally increase tint ramp resolution in middle modes
(also, tried thermal regulation, and it works)
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thermal regulation)
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and (maybe) thermal regulation (untested)
(also broke BLF LT1 in the process; need to fix that now)
Rewrote how tint ramping works, so it provides a virtual "PWM1_LVL" for other code to use,
and it translates that internally into actual hardware controls. This should, in theory,
allow smooth thermal regulation (gradual_tick) to work on tint-ramp lights.
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(initial rev, will almost certainly need changes later)
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