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Caileigh Fitzgerald requested to merge dev/allow_manual_tx_during_priority_slots into devel Jun 04, 2024

New Features / Improvements

tdma_node.py manual_transmit feature can now take a list of modem commands (newline delimited string).
- when a message is published on tdma/nmea_to_modem and data looks like: "$CCCFG,BND,0\n$CCCMD,RLS,2,1,0,0,\n", the manual transmit object will split the nmea sentences (on newlines) and publish each of them (allows users to send config commands ahead of a transmitting command)