Feat/mk1

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added detection support for Mycroft Mark 1 device
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved serial port detection with updated connection parameters
  • Enhanced error logging for device detection process
• Documentation
  • Updated README with Mycroft Mark 1 device detection information

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces support for detecting the Mycroft Mark 1 device in the auto-detection scripts. The changes modify the ovos_i2c_detection/__init__.py file to add a new detection function with improved serial connection handling, logging, and timeout configuration. The README.md is updated to document the new device detection capability.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added detection entry for Mycroft Mark 1 device
ovos_i2c_detection/__init__.py	- Added logging import from ovos_utils.log - Modified is_mark_1 function with updated serial port and timeout - Changed loop condition to ser.is_open - Added debug log for firmware version - Improved exception handling with specific logging

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Device as Mycroft Mark 1
    participant Script as Detection Script
    participant Serial as Serial Connection

    Script->>Serial: Open connection (/dev/ttyAMA0)
    Serial-->>Script: Connection established
    Script->>Serial: Read firmware version
    Serial-->>Script: Return firmware version
    Script->>Script: Log firmware version
    alt Connection open
        Script->>Script: Continue detection
    else Connection closed
        Script->>Script: Stop detection
    end

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Possibly related PRs

• feat/mk1_support #1: Introduces the is_mark_1() function for Mycroft Mark 1 device detection

Poem

🤖 A rabbit's tale of detection bright,
Mycroft Mark 1 comes into sight!
Serial ports and timeouts anew,
Logging magic, our script rings true
Device detected with bunny delight! 🐰

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