Add support in SimpleMFRC522 to read or write any sector #24
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1. Added detailed structured logging throughout MFRC522.py: - Added debug logging for all major operations with hex values - Improved error logging with detailed context - Added start/complete logging for all card operations 2. Improved SimpleMFRC522.py: - Changed default log_verbose to True - Added hex value formatting for status codes - Added more detailed debug logging - Enhanced error reporting These changes improve debugging capabilities for RFID operations by providing more context and structured logging information, making it easier to diagnose issues with card reading and writing.
…reducing verbose logging
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@death-droid Figured this would be a handy addition back in the main line. Lots of changes in formatting since PyCharm did that automatically with code formatting.
The actual changes are pretty minimal. Just added optional parameters to the read and write methods to specify the user blocks and trailer block on each call. They can then be used to write more than a total of 48 bytes to the chip.
e.g: https://github.com/declanshanaghy/gwent/blob/645d1fa7410e7f28a247d49db28ebb75f2a679e1/software/gwent/gwent/hal/mfrc522_entrypoints.py