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This PR aims to reduce the use of atomics and global static variables within the EStop manager, and improve the resiliency of the ones that are remain required.
Additionally, the EStop manager now resets back to the Idle state when being disabled or when changing the pin (otherwise you could not disable it if it was falsely triggered prior to disabling, or if the previously-chosen pin was incorrect and would always read Low).
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This PR aims to reduce the use of atomics and global
staticvariables within the EStop manager, and improve the resiliency of the ones that are remain required.Additionally, the EStop manager now resets back to the Idle state when being disabled or when changing the pin (otherwise you could not disable it if it was falsely triggered prior to disabling, or if the previously-chosen pin was incorrect and would always read Low).