Clarify docs: TCP server, radio UART #788
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- Remove "PVT" because the point is that this mechanism sends
whatever data is configured, which is generic across
serial/USB/Bluetooth. It could be RTCM3 emitted by a base.
- Clarify that this works in base mode; the previous PVT wording
implied that it might not.
- Be clearer about what client and server mean; with one's phone and
a SparkFun device the point of view is confusing.
- Hoist generic content to be above the TCP/UDP sections
- Clarify that data flow is both ways in TCP, and by omission imply
it isn't in UDP.
(Thanks to forum users ahsrabrifat and sparky.)
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This PR contains two commits, each documented in its commit message.
The first clarifies the TCP server feature. The second notes which UART the data port is connected to.
Thanks to forum users for help understanding.