Implement M405/M406 to enable/disable the filament sensor #1447
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revisiting this: I've updated my PR to resolve the merge conflict, maybe this can get looked at again soon |
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basic implementation of M405 and M406. It compiles but I have not tested it other than that yet
some people on the Prusa Community Forum facebook group were asking about this and it looked straightforward enough for a first contribution :)