This commit updates the `getUser` function in `NodeDB` to set the ID of the user when creating a new `User` object, ensuring that the user ID is always populated.
Additionally, it refactors the `Message` class to use the proto `User` object instead of the `MeshUser` class. This change simplifies the code and improves consistency by utilizing the proto definition for user information.
Adds a chronometer to the service notification, counting down to the next stats update.
Also adds timestamps to the service notification, message notification, and new node seen notification.
* Add notification for new node seen
This change adds a new notification that is displayed when a new node is seen.
The notification includes the node's
name.
It also updates the message notification to include the node name.
* Show individual notification for each new node
* Add new nodes notifications
Adds a new notification channel for new nodes seen.
This channel is set to high importance with sound and light.
This commit replaces the string "unknown" with a question mark ("?") when displaying the hop count for a
node if the hop count is unknown (-1). This provides a more concise and visually clear indication of an unknown hop count.
This commit adds the local device stats to the service notification. This information includes the number of online and total nodes, as well as other local stats. It also updates the notification summary and adds local stats telemetry handling.
fixes: #1304
The calculation of `hopsAway` was using an incorrect comparison between `hopStart` and `hopLimit`. This commit fixes the logic to correctly determine the number of hops a packet has traveled.
* Refactor: Improve IAQ display and add ranges
Adds IAQ ranges to the `Iaq` enum and updates the display to show the ranges alongside the
descriptions, improving clarity for users.
This change enhances the indoor air quality information by providing context for the different IAQ levels.
* Refactor: Improve IAQ color scheme and add range to description
This commit refactors the Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) component by:
- Updating the color scheme to better reflect air quality levels, using a more standardized and recognizable color palette.
- Adding the IAQ range to the description, providing more context and clarity to the user.
- Adding a preview for the IAQ scale.
- Minor code cleanup and improvements.
