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Streamline boot-option reset and setup - #162
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Co-authored-by: Limor Fried <ladyada@users.noreply.github.com>
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Simplify the reset instructions and remove the separate option-write step. After selecting Enable or Disable BOOT0, the reset-confirmation button discovers the chip, enters ROM if needed, and applies the selected setting. Physical reset/BOOT0 verification and ambiguous device selection still require user input. Done automatically scans again. Failed writes are never retried automatically. Updated the guide and simulated C011/C031 regression tests. Validation: Node browser/protocol simulation passes; git diff --check passes. No hardware option writes performed for this change.