Implement Validating, Decrypting, and Encrypting MION firmware files #17
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this implements the actual base interfaces for managing MION FW files. We can now decrypt, re-encrypt, and properly checksum/validate any firmware images that would have been uploaded to a MION device. also fixed some formatting nits
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This PR implements all the necessary legwork for validating/decrypting/encrypting the MION Firmware files that would be distributed along with the SDKs. We can't exactly parse them yet into meaningful firmware files. Nor can we create our own from memory dumps (would be cool someday). However, this will at least lay the groundwork for actually doing all of that.
It also performs dependency updates, and all that jazz.
Huge shout outs to @GerbilSoft, and crediar for being part of the initial group decrypting these FW's (which at this point happened like, months ago, just you know life happened).