boot, setting: whitelist: try to resolve peer address

[ssievert42]

This uses NRF.resolveAddress() on newer firmwares, to try to resolve "random private resolvable addresses" of peers that connect, before checking the whitelist.

Now we can finally whitelist smartphones that change their address :)

[gfwilliams]

Thanks! Just wondering, do we really need the (resolved) bit? Do the whitelisted addresses render ok in the menu with that extra length? It looks a bit like we only use the first 17 chars so it might be ok, but if that's the case, is there much point adding (resolved) to them anyway?

[ssievert42]

The addresses still render ok in both the whitelist menu (where everything aside from the first 17 chars is omitted anyways) and the menu where an address can be removed, where it just wraps to the next line, but still nicely fits on the screen, with a bunch of free space above and below 👍

I wanted to have an indicator that an address was resolved, and to limit the resolving stuff to only cause a match in the whitelist if the device was added using its resolvable address.

So the (resolved) part at the end is not really needed, but I'd like having it there :)

[gfwilliams]

Ok, no worries - thanks for the explanation!