Added support for directly uploading to networked 3D Printers running Klipper via the Moonraker API #42
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Added Moonraker config, and separated connection settings (Moonraker, Serial) to its own tab
GCode can be uploaded via Moonraker (e.g. to Klipper). Currently does not have authentication support.
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Adds a new tab in the GCodePlot window called Connection Settings that contains the Moonraker API settings as well as the Serial Connection settings (moved from the General tab).
Currently doesn't support authentication since I don't have auth set up on my own Moonraker instance, but does support the option to automatically start cutting once upload is complete.
Note: I'm remaking this PR using its own branch - which I should have done in the first place rather than foolishly using
master.Original comment from @arpruss: