Mnemonic Editor, East Asian Translations and WonderMV

[odudex]

Description

This PR addresses the feature requests from issues #401 and #380 with the new mnemonic edition page. It introduces Simplified Chinese and the long-awaited Korean translation and implements the necessary infrastructure to support different form factors for glyphs, such as those used in East Asian languages. Additionally, this PR adds support for a new device, the WonderMV, from a new manufacturer, Hiwonder.

What is the purpose of this pull request?

• [ ] Bug fix
• [X] New Feature
• [ ] Documentation update
• [ ] Other

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Codecov Report

Attention: Patch coverage is 96.43917% with 12 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 94.82%. Comparing base (6ceb7e8) to head (fa635d3). Report is 68 commits behind head on develop.

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[tadeubas]

RAM at the menu screen, sequence executed from left to right in one boot only – Yahboom (locale pt-BR previous saved)

	Login (after boot)	Tools	Tools > generate QR code - str: a	Settings	Settings > HW > Printer > CNC	Load mnemonic	Load mnemonic > Manual > Tiny Seed	Load mnemonic > Manual > Tiny Seed > 12w > Load Wallet	Home (right after load)	Backup	Backup > Other formats > Number
develop	1429728	1425088	1421056	1417664	1409920	1420640	1413248	1375168	1378400	1375520	1371840
wonder_mv	1419872	1415232	1411200	1407808	1400064	1410784	1403520	1363424	1367136	1364352	1359552
diff	9856	9856	9856	9856	9856	9856	9728	11744	11264	11168	12288

[odudex]

This PR introduces two new languages and would greatly benefit from the implementation of #451.

[tadeubas]

Sure! I was just running the same tests because you were concerned about RAM usage... did you see that the 11KB reduction in free memory in HOME increases with an additional 1KB by going to the Backup > Other Formats > Number menu? You said in #449 that this was a direction you weren't willing to follow... Have you tested #451 in this PR to see if there is a significant reduction in the RAM issue you're concerned about?

[odudex]

Sure! I was just running the same tests because you were concerned about RAM usage... did you see that the 11KB reduction in free memory in HOME increases with an additional 1KB by going to the Backup > Other Formats > Number menu? You said in #449 that this was a direction you weren't willing to follow... Have you tested #451 in this PR to see if there is a significant reduction in the RAM issue you're concerned about?

I haven't noticed the memory gain after going to Backup->Numbers. Do you have a clue on what could be happening? I'm sure there are many things to learn and opportunities to improve RAM usage!

I have tested #451 on this, and it rocks! It goes from +10K to -29K in comparison with develop branch

[tadeubas]

No, I don't 😞 ... I'm sure there are a lot of things to optimize, but for what purpose? Why do we need to look at KB of memory when we still have MB free?

[odudex]

To get the signing capacity from 10 to 100+ inputs, it was a byte-by-byte effort. It's a scarce asset we will always want available to implement new features. Even if were running on a computer, RAM efficiency is essential and goes hand in hand with simplicity, speed, and security.

[tadeubas]

So we shouldn't aim to test RAM usage for every little piece of code, as that takes a lot of time and effort, but rather to unimport things, especially when we'll need the most RAM, i.e. when the user signs a PSBT. That's where we should focus on looking at the available RAM. This is easily achieved by removing the signing process from the Home Page and creating some logic at boot to handle the exit of the Page to do the signing process, then return to the Home Page at the respective menu when the signing finishes.