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Clamp tx power between driver-specific values #43
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Instead of erroring out with
InvalidOutputPower, clamp support TX power between chip-supported values. Proper region-specific limiting is handled in upper layers (rust-rs) and it's up to user to choose the correct chip for each region.Upper layers also provide support for adjusting output power related to antenna gain as well.
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