Device: Log raw bytes of outgoing AAP commands for debugging#509
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Mirrors the existing incoming MSG log so a full transcript can verify round-trips for settings the device doesn't echo back.
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What changed
No user-facing behavior change. Outgoing AAP commands (settings writes, ANC mode changes, renames, etc.) now log their raw hex bytes at VERBOSE level.
Technical Context
sendRawlogged"Sent command: $command (N bytes)"at DEBUG, so bug-report logs showed the intent but not the actual wire bytes. For settings like PressSpeed where the device doesn't echo the change back, there was no way to verify from a log that the encoder produced what we expected.SEND cmd=… len=… raw=…line mirrors the existing incomingMSG cmd=… raw=…format at the same level, so a VERBOSE transcript now contains complete send/receive pairs.