docs: document the Reachy Mini Flasher app on the reflash page - #1411
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The reflash page only described the manual procedure (rpiboot by hand, then bmaptool or Raspberry Pi Imager). The Flasher app automates all of it on macOS and Windows and was documented nowhere, so nothing pointed a user at it. Add it as the first option, with screenshots of the four steps that matter, and keep the manual procedure below for Linux and for anyone who prefers it. Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-5[1m]
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Problem
The reflash page only documented the manual procedure: install
rpiboot, run itby hand, then write the image with
bmaptoolor Raspberry Pi Imager. TheReachy Mini Flasher
does all of that for you on macOS and Windows, and nothing in the docs pointed at
it.
Solution
Add the app as the first option on that page, with screenshots of the four steps
that matter (welcome, the SW1/DOWNLOAD hardware step, detection, flashing), plus
a note about the first-run warning on unsigned installers. The manual procedure
stays below, unchanged, for Linux and for anyone who prefers it by hand.
Screenshots are from flasher v0.2.4/v0.3.0, taken at the app's own window size.
Fixes #1410