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Pull #88

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Committed by Ilia1S

Commit Message

Take released bootloader version from release-versions.yaml

Mirror the firmware flow for bootloaders: look up the bootloader version
in boot/by-signature/release-versions.yaml keyed by the controller's
release suite (testing/stable), instead of bootloader/.../latest.txt.
get_firmware_info now reports available_bootloader / bootloader_has_update
from that suite-aware source, so a bootloader update is offered when the
released version is newer than the one on the device, exactly like firmwares.

Add get_released_bootloader (sharing a _get_released_binary helper with
get_released_fw) and drop the now-unused get_latest_bootloader.

Guard update_software against software.available being None: with the
suite-aware lookup a missing release is a routine outcome, so bail out with
a clear error instead of dereferencing None (an opaque crash on the
direct-RPC bootloader path). Cover read_bootloader_info swallowing
NoReleasedFwError with a test.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Pull Request Pull Request #88: Take released bootloader version from release-versions.yaml

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