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Enables a tracker to forward log messages to the server, and the server to send the log messages to the UI. #1234

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  1. PROTOCOL_LOG_SUPPORT which determines if the server supports forwarding log messages
  2. PACKET_LOG (26) which is the UDP packet that the tracker sends to the server
  3. Device.logMessages which is the new field for the UI to receive log messages

Device logs are displayed in the GUI under the specified tracker, because there is no place to put device-specific information, nor is there a good way to separate tracker-specific logs from each other. This means that aux trackers will show the same device logs as the main tracker.

Related PRs:
SlimeVR/SolarXR-Protocol#153
SlimeVR/SlimeVR-Tracker-ESP#361

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…er to send the log messages to the UI.

1. `PROTOCOL_LOG_SUPPORT` which determines if the server supports forwarding log messages
2. `PACKET_LOG (26)` which is the UDP packet that the tracker sends to the server
3. `Device.logMessages` which is the new field for the UI to receive log messages
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Area: GUI Related to the GUI Area: Hardware Protocol Related to communication with hardware/software trackers Area: Server Related to the server Status: Blocked by other issue Progress cannot be made until linked issue is resolved Type: Enhancement Adds or improves a feature
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