Fix junction deviation setting to handle decimal values - #361
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Description
Thanks for the 6.x release! At least as of 6.0.2, junction deviation is incorrectly shown on the LCD as whole integers - for example, the EEPROM value of '0.010' is displayed on the LCD as '1'. The popup keypad for manual number entry is also incorrect - it is the keypad for whole unsigned integers and does not have the decimal button.
Requirements
LCD
Benefits
This PR includes an updated LCD config file for the '130_def_acceleration' screen to set the correct decimal places, popup keypad, and update the UI alignment for the 4-digit junction deviation value. Also updates the mainboard firmware to handle values to the thousandths place (as was in the 5.x firmware).
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