* fix(mesh): relay foreign packets whose channel hash collides with a local channel
The channel hash is one byte, so a foreign channel's name/PSK can fold to the
same hash as a local channel (~1/256 per local channel held). Since d6b12ea3f,
perhapsDecode returns DECODE_FAILURE whenever any local channel matched the
hash, and passesRoutingAuthGate turned that into REJECT - silently blackholing
legitimate foreign traffic that master and 2.7.x relay. A node with a wrong PSK
for a channel name stopped relaying the real channel entirely.
Channel crypto (AES-CTR) has no authentication tag, so "wrong key, foreign
channel" and "our channel, tampered payload" are indistinguishable at this
decision point. The strict drop bought nothing: an attacker picks a hash
matching no local channel and gets DECODE_OPAQUE relay anyway (test_C6), so
the rule only suppressed honest colliding traffic.
Return OPAQUE_RELAY_ONLY on DECODE_FAILURE unless the packet is addressed to
us or claims to be from us. isFromUs stays REJECT because OPAQUE_RELAY_ONLY
reaches perhapsGenerateImplicitAckForOwnOverheard, which matches pending sends
on header bytes alone - a forged sender with a colliding hash and matching id
could otherwise fake-ACK a DM and cancel its retransmissions. Other
DECODE_FAILURE sources are unaffected: legacy-DM rejection, pending-key
refusal, and failed PKI candidates are all isToUs, and the KNOWN_ONLY early
return is re-gated by relayOpaquePacket's own mode check. Opaque frames still
never touch PacketHistory, NodeDB, modules, MQTT, ACKs, or the phone.
test_C12's collision leg now expects OPAQUE_RELAY_ONLY (its tampered packet is
a broadcast - byte-identical to the foreign case); it still pins per-exact-byte
cache reevaluation. test_C9 renamed to match what it now verifies. New test_C17
covers the colliding-hash foreign broadcast and the spoofed-sender REJECT.
* style(mesh): trim collision-relay comment to two lines
* Fix input event handling to correctly identify real module frames in the UI
* Refactor input event handling comments for clarity on module frame validation
Updated the dimensions of various emotes in emotes.h from 30x30 or 25x25 to 16x16 pixels for consistency and optimization. Added new emotes including heart_smile, Heart_eyes, and others, all with the same 16x16 size. This change improves memory usage and aligns with the design specifications for smaller emotes.
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