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Fixes label case sensitivity in device detection script
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📋 Overview
This pull request primarily resolves a bug in the device detection script by making label comparisons case-insensitive, ensuring more robust device identification. It also includes a minor update to improve the formatting of the title displayed on the setup page.
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alpaca/device.py: Addressed a bug where device label detection was case-sensitive, leading to potential misidentification. The script now handles label cases more robustly.templates/setup.html: Improved the formatting of the title displayed on the setup page.📊 Analyzed 3 commit(s) | 🕐 Updated: 2026-01-14T19:53:40.205Z | Generated by GitHub Actions