NNFF: use substitute.toml for fallback model lookup #224
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Tested this equivalent change in SunnyPilot using a 2016 Outback, which has no NNFF model but is in the substitute.toml as a |
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This enables NNFF on many more cars based on Comma's substitute.toml file. If the user's car has a direct match, that model is used, or it looks for a substitute and loads a matching model for the sub.