feat: restore last profile after boot - #114
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Restore the last profile including voltage and current if index and V/A range are matched. If a charger swap changes that index, fall back to the picker instead of restoring the wrong output. This option replaces skip picker option.
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Summary
Restore the last-used PD profile including its voltage and current on boot. The setting autosaves with DEBOUNCE to preserves flash lifetime.
Linked issues
Refs #112
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Breaking change / migration
Details: EEPROM layout bumps v3 to v4, so existing preferences reset to defaults once on the upgrade boot. New "Restore profile" menu item that, when on, restores the last profile and skips the picker.
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