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Ben Meadors
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* fix(graphics): crash and leak fixes across display drivers - TFTDisplay (portduino): _touch_instance was an uninitialized member, and the touch-config block only assigns it for xpt2046/stmpe610/ ft5x06 while the guard accepts any configured module. A gt911 entry in config.yaml (supported by the color-UI path) reached _touch_instance->config() through an indeterminate pointer. Initialize to nullptr and guard the config block. - Screen: the destructor freed normalFrames but leaked the owned dispdev (driver + framebuffer) and ui objects. Screen is genuinely destroyed on the portduino reboot path (screen = nullptr in Power.cpp). - EInkDisplay2: GxEPD2_BW's constructor takes the low-level driver by value and stores a copy, so the 'new EINK_DISPLAY_MODEL' at nine sites was orphaned the moment connect() returned. Pass temporaries, as GxEPD2Multi already does. - EInkParallelDisplay: the async full-refresh task cleared asyncFullRunning before nulling asyncTaskHandle, so the destructor could observe running==false with a stale handle and vTaskDelete a freed TCB. Null the handle first (same ordering fix the eink/Drivers/EInkParallel.cpp sibling already carries). - Panel_sdl: initFrameBuffer only null-checked the first of its three allocations and returned true regardless, leaving the line array full of null+offset garbage on failure; later redraws would write through those. Check all three, release partial allocations, and return false. * fix(graphics): propagate Panel_sdl framebuffer allocation failure from init() Per review: initFrameBuffer() can now fail cleanly, so init() must not register the monitor and report success when it does.