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…nd update dynamixel model list
…ultiDxlRead and SetMultiDxlWrite functions
…for ffw sensor model
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request primarily introduces support for new 'ffw' series sensor boards by integrating their control table definitions. It also includes a minor refinement to the Dynamixel communication logic, streamlining how multi-read and multi-write operations determine their communication type, and updates the package version.
Highlights
- Dynamixel Model Catalog Update: The 
dynamixel.modelfile has been updated to include new model IDs for variousffwandomyseries devices, ensuring they are recognized by the system. Some existing entries were also reordered for better organization. - Communication Logic Refinement: The internal logic within 
src/dynamixel/dynamixel.cppforSetMultiDxlReadandSetMultiDxlWritefunctions has been simplified. Redundant checks based on list size were removed, ensuring the communication type (sync or bulk) is consistently determined by thecheckReadType()andcheckWriteType()methods. - Package Version Update: The package version has been incremented to 
1.4.9inpackage.xmland noted inCHANGELOG.rstto reflect these new features and changes. 
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Code Review
This pull request introduces support for new ffw sensor board models by adding their control table definitions and updating the dynamixel.model lookup file. It also includes minor code cleanups in src/dynamixel/dynamixel.cpp by removing redundant checks for list sizes before determining read/write types, which is a positive simplification. The changes are well-contained and directly address the stated objective. One minor typo was identified in a new model file.
…ctions for improved readability
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LGTM
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