Minor fixups for #106

[bkirwi]

See #106 for discussion.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Updated device type detection to use correct casing for "reMarkable" device
  • Simplified SSH connection error handling by removing key path validation checks

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to two files in the codexctl project. In __init__.py, the device type check has been updated to use the correct casing for "reMarkable". In device.py, the SSH key path validation logic has been removed from the DeviceManager class, potentially changing the error handling during device connection attempts.

Changes

File	Change Summary
codexctl/__init__.py	Modified device type check from "remarkable" to "reMarkable" in the Manager class's call_func method
codexctl/device.py	Removed SSH key path validation check before attempting device connection in DeviceManager class

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DeviceManager
    participant SSHConnection

    User->>DeviceManager: Initiate device connection
    DeviceManager->>SSHConnection: Attempt SSH connection
    Note over DeviceManager: No pre-validation of SSH key path
    SSHConnection-->>DeviceManager: Connection result
    DeviceManager-->>User: Connection status

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The sequence diagram illustrates the simplified connection process after removing the SSH key path validation, showing a direct attempt to establish an SSH connection without preliminary key path checks.

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codexctl/__init__.py (1)

182-182: Ensure consistency in device identification logic.

This condition has changed from matching "remarkable" to "reMarkable." Verify that it aligns with how you detect devices (e.g., line 146 checks "reMarkable" as well). Make sure all references consistently match the actual device string for reliability in downstream logic.
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