refactor(prefs): settings saved as /prefs.json, upstream's ConfigSerializer

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NodePrefs is now NodePrefsFields (the fields) plus how they're saved: one
JSON key per field, upstream's keys under "radio", "gps", "repeat", "comp"
and "custom" (so either firmware reads what the other wrote of them),
ours under "solo". Saved atomically (temp file, then renamed), through a
buffer. 2.0-rc's binary /prefs is removed, not converted: 2.0 starts from
the defaults; /new_prefs from before 2.0 is still imported.

From upstream with it: txdelay / direct.txdelay / agc.reset.interval
(prefs and CLI), and the board's own settings through getCustom()
(Board::attachDynamicPrefs) in place of the merge's stopgap adapter.
ConfigSerializer reads values up to 191 characters (was 127): 140-byte
texts, an 80-byte table in hex.

Test: every field round-trips through the JSON byte for byte; the alarm
label tests expect "Once" (the label changed).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Jakub

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Claude Opus 5.5

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				#endif

				#ifndef CONFIG_MAX_TOKEN_LEN

				  #define CONFIG_MAX_TOKEN_LEN   128

				  // A value read whole: the companion's longest are 140-byte texts and an

				  // 80-byte table in hex (160).

				  #define CONFIG_MAX_TOKEN_LEN   192

				#endif

				class ConfigSerializer {