Can Emotiscope provision WiFi creds to nearby units with the user's permission?

[connornishijima]

Theory:

• Your first Emotiscope has been added to the WiFi network
• Your second Emotiscope still doesn't have the WiFi password
• Because of this, it occasionally broadcasts a "EMOTISCOPE_PROVISION_REQUEST" message using ESP-NOW
• Your first Emotiscope which already has WiFi creds hears this message
• The connected Emotiscope broadcasts a WS packet to your app
• This packet contains all mac addresses and types of Emotiscopes which have asked to join
• The app notifies you of more Emotiscopes trying to join the network
• You can either block or accept individual units, in the freak case where your upstairs neighbor is setting up their Emotiscope at the same time
• To help identify which is which, you can tap an "identify" button next to each available Emotiscope
• This causes the app to send a message back upstream to the ESP-NOW neighbor: "IDENTIFY"
• The identified Emotiscope will briefly flash yellow on its screen.
• Once accepted, your first Emotiscope quickly shares an encrypted copy of your WiFi creds over ESP-NOW to the neighboring device, which then attempts to join the network.