feat: add opt-in SkipStub option to skip the stub loader - #53
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- add FlasherOptions.SkipStub (default false, no behavior change) - when true, connect() does not upload the stub loader, keeping the chip on the ROM bootloader for register-only ops (e.g. GPIO probing) and avoiding a resident stub that can mis-detect the chip on a subsequent no-reset reconnect - stub-dependent features (whole-chip erase, compression, etc.) remain unavailable when SkipStub is set; ROM operations still work
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Good to also support this kind of usage @jgangemi thank you very much for another useful feature. Now merging. |
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chip on the ROM bootloader for register-only ops (e.g. GPIO probing)
and avoiding a resident stub that can mis-detect the chip on a
subsequent no-reset reconnect
unavailable when SkipStub is set; ROM operations still work