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Issues with the packet decryption make stability a bit worse.
Added pyserial.
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Ensure top level python files are executable. Ensure top level python files identify puthon interpreter. Enhance command line options to allow for greater runtime control and device specification.
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Ensure top level python files are executable.
Ensure top level python files identify puthon interpreter.
Enhance command line options to allow for greater runtime control and device specification.
Unfortunately the changes look more substantial than they are because I had to change the newline format to match the Linux default. This was necessary to ensure that the files could be executed directly from the command line without having to specify "python".