fix(moderate): add bounds checking to prevent buffer overflow in example - #35
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- Add bounds check for single-ended channel selection (0-7) - Add bounds check for differential channel selection (0-3) - Add bounds check for PGA selection (0-6) - Add bounds check for DRATE selection (0-15) - Add bounds check for register read (0-10) - Add bounds check for register write (0-10) - Print error messages for invalid inputs instead of crashing - Add confirmation message for register write operations Prevents undefined behavior when user sends out-of-range values via serial
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Prevents undefined behavior when user sends out-of-range values via serial