Use canonical openHop Modem transport names - #97
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Summary
Migrate the Repeater UI to the canonical openHop Modem transport names:
modem_tcpandmodem_usbthroughout setup and radio configuration;Upgrade compatibility
The UI continues to read backend data using the legacy
pymc_tcpandpymc_usbkeys. Those aliases are normalized to the canonical names before component state is populated.If a backend response contains both legacy and canonical sections, the canonical section wins. Legacy values are removed from the normalized UI model, preventing duplicate hardware choices or conflicting forms.
The updated UI submits only canonical fields. It is intended to merge first as source, followed by the coordinated Core change, and finally Repeater. The Repeater build assembles the matching UI and backend together, so this UI should not be deployed by itself against an older backend that accepts only legacy setup fields.
User-visible changes
openHop Modem (USB-CDC)replaces the legacy USB modem label.openHop Modem (Wi-Fi / Ethernet)replaces the legacy TCP modem label.modem_usb_*andmodem_tcp_*fields.modem_usbandmodem_tcpsections.Verification
navItem.test.tsfailure reproduced on upstreamdev.npm run type-checkpassed.devbefore opening this PR.Coordinated merge order
Repeater merges last because its Docker build pulls and assembles the matching Core and RepeaterUI sources into the final image.