concore.hpp / concoredocker.hpp read() has no status, can't distinguish real data from silent default fallback

[avinxshKD]

Python has read_status (SUCCESS, TIMEOUT, PARSE_ERROR, FILE_NOT_FOUND, RETRIES_EXCEEDED). Java has the full ReadStatus enum and ReadResult wrapper. C++ returns a bare vector with no indication of what happened.

If the file doesn't exist, parse fails, or retries exhaust, you still get back whatever initval was. No way to know. In a control loop that matters, because acting on stale default data vs real sensor data are very different things.

Also noticed load_params() in concore_base.hpp has a related bug, it does regex substitution targeting commas, but the actual format generated by mkconcore.py is semicolon-separated (a=1;b=2). Python and Java split on ; then = correctly. C++ doesn't, so params silently come back empty.

Expected: C++ API should match Python/Java .... struct/enum that lets callers check whether the read actually succeeded.

[avinxshKD]

@pradeeban what do you say? can i move ahead with this

[pradeeban]

@avinxshKD ok, go ahead.