* made use of setting_t type in *_has_* functions
* removed set_volume, get_volume, set_squelch, get_squelch,
get_squelch_status, set_ant, get_ant, int et_att, get_att,
set_preamp, get_preamp, set_power, and get_power
in favor of set_level/get_level.
* set_func takes one more arg for the status (activate or desactivate)
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* Added rig_has_level/rig_has_set_level (cloned from their *_func cousins)
* Reworked the RIG_MODE_* defines. The filter information (narrow, normal, wide) has been splited for less complexity. Thus adding rig_[sg]et_passband.
* Reworked the vfo_t enum. Main is now an alias for VFO A, Sub for VFO B, Sat for VFO C. I'm almost sure it's a wrong assumption. Could someone tell if Main is or is not VFO A ?
* Coded in a Memory/VFO handling proposal. Access is done through mv_ctl. See mem_vfo_op_e for a list of available operations.
* Renamed [sg]et_tone to [sg]et_dcs and [sg]et_tonesq to [sg]et_ctcss.
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* added [sg]et_split_freq to set split frequencies
* added [sg]et_split to activate split operation
* added get_squelch_status to get the open/close status of the squelch
* added [sg]et_trn to activate on the run the transceive mode (PCR1000 can do that)
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Stéphane Fillod, F8CFE