firmware: return errors instead of panicking in Noise pairing#161
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firmware: return errors instead of panicking in Noise pairing#161strmci wants to merge 1 commit intoBitBoxSwiss:masterfrom
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Replace panic-based error handling with normal error returns. This prevents process crashes when the device returns malformed or truncated Noise handshake responses (for example: "noise: message is too short") and lets callers handle initialization failures gracefully.
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Replace panic-based error handling with normal error returns. This prevents process crashes when the device returns malformed or truncated Noise handshake responses (for example: "noise: message is too short") and lets callers handle initialization failures gracefully.