Add Toyota PMV-C210/C215 TPMS support - #28
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Hey! This adds working Toyota PMV-C210 / PMV-C215 support and cleans up the receiver path around it.
The Toyota decoder is split into a small platform-independent core and a thin Flipper adapter. It uses an async FSK preset at 433.92 MHz, validates the frame CRC, and reports the sensor ID, pressure, temperature, and status.
There are a few receiver improvements included as well:
I tested this in a few layers:
The explicit External option is implemented through the same device API, but I could only hardware-test the internal radio because I do not currently have an external CC1101 module.
Closes #7
Related to #22 and #24 because this also refreshes the app for the current Sub-GHz APIs and bumps the app version to 0.3.