Replace MPRemote2 implementation with MPRemoteBoard from mpflash

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This PR replaces the current custom MPRemote2 implementation with the more robust MPRemoteBoard class from the mpflash module, while maintaining complete backward compatibility.

Background

The current implementation directly interfaces with USB-attached MicroPython boards through custom Python logic included in this project. Meanwhile, similar functionality has been developed and improved as part of MPflash, which provides better control, error handling, and device management capabilities.

Changes Made

Dependencies

• Added mpflash ^1.26.0 as a new dependency in pyproject.toml

Core Implementation

• Completely rewrote src/micropython_magic/mpr.py to use MPRemoteBoard as the backend
• Created a compatibility wrapper that preserves the existing MPRemote2 interface
• All existing methods (run_cell, run_cmd, get_fw_info, copy_cell_to_mcu, etc.) now delegate to MPRemoteBoard operations
• Enhanced error handling with improved retry mechanisms and connection stability

Backward Compatibility

• Zero breaking changes - all existing magic commands work identically
• Preserved all method signatures and return types
• Maintained all constants (JSON_START, JSON_END, DONT_KNOW) and utility classes (MCUInfo)
• All Jupyter magic commands (%%micropython, %mpy, --info, --reset, etc.) function unchanged

Benefits

• Better device management: Leverages MPRemoteBoard's advanced device detection and connection handling
• Improved reliability: Enhanced retry logic and error recovery mechanisms
• Future-proof: Access to ongoing improvements in the mpflash ecosystem
• Maintained compatibility: Existing notebooks and code continue to work without modification

Testing

• ✅ All existing unit tests pass (11/11)
• ✅ Magic command registration and IPython integration verified
• ✅ Comprehensive interface testing confirms all methods and properties work correctly
• ✅ Error handling and JSON processing functionality preserved
• ✅ End-to-end functionality validated (hardware testing requires physical MCU devices)

Example Usage

The user experience remains identical:

# Cell magic - works exactly as before
%%micropython
import machine
print("Hello from MCU!")

# Line magic - same interface
%mpy --info  # Gets device information
%mpy --select /dev/ttyUSB0  # Select specific device

Fixes #49.

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