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Add debug message suppression by SCSI ID #431

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Loosely based on commit: BlueSCSI/BlueSCSI-v2@2790673

Setting the DebugLogMask SCSI ID bit mask filters debug messages that are emitted when devices in the mask are selected. It does not filter out debug messages emitted outside of a device selection. The BUS_BUSY and BUS_FREE messages are still logged, which can make the log noisy.

To remove BUS_BUSY and BUS_FREE messages a DebugIgnoreBusyFree flag can be set in the zuluscsi.ini file.

This commit also removes the WiFi outbound cache to free up SRAM so this code can run on a DaynaPORT build.

Loosely based on commit: BlueSCSI/BlueSCSI-v2@2790673

Setting the `DebugLogMask` SCSI ID bit mask filters debug messages that
are emitted when devices in the mask are selected. It does not
filter out debug messages emitted outside of a device selection.
The BUS_BUSY and BUS_FREE messages are still logged, which can make the
log noisy.

To remove BUS_BUSY and BUS_FREE messages a `DebugIgnoreBusyFree` flag
can be set in the `zuluscsi.ini` file.

This commit also removes the WiFi outbound cache to free up SRAM so this
code can run on a DaynaPORT build.

Co-authored-by: Eric Helgeson <erichelgeson@gmail.com>
@aperezbios aperezbios merged commit 13c913e into main Jun 15, 2024
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@aperezbios aperezbios deleted the feature/mask-logging-via-scsi-id branch June 15, 2024 15:55
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