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After three years, the encrypted protocol is understood and implemented,
huge thanks to @MPM1107.
The actual implementation of the driver is exactly the same as the one
for Libre readers, besides the encryption. The two share effectively
all of the driver.
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This driver supports GlucoMen areo by A. Menarini Diagnostics.
It possibly works with the GlucoMen Areo 2K but it is untested with it,
and does not support reporting Ketone readings.
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The TD-4235B meter (sold as GlucoRx Nexus Q) uses pretty much the same
protocol as the TD-4277.
This change renames the driver, and reports the model returned by the
device when receiving information.
Other than that, a couple of constants are different from the previous
meter.
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Instead of maintaining the reversing tools for Abbott FreeStyle devices in
this repository, they are now part of their own project
(https://github.com/glucometers-tech/freestyle-hid), making it easier to
split the dependencies requirements.
The basic I/O of the FreeStyle session is also implemented in that library.
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Now that there's an actual release (even if beta) that supports the CP2110,
we can depend on it with the extras enabled.
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Now that PYSCSI v2.0.1 is released, its dependency can be expressed
correctly.
Also link to PyPI rather than Markus's own fork.
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See https://reuse.software/ for details.
For simplicity, the support files, that are vastly copy-pasta, are licensed
under MIT license, rather than LGPL-2.1-or-later.
Note that `reuse lint` currently fails due to fsfe/reuse-tool#208.
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This simplifies compatibility with usbmon-tools for the reversing tools, and will allow converting all the type annotations inline, which is less intrusive.
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