Switch 0w ERG targets to sim mode

[Copilot]

MyWhoosh sends 0w ERG targets during free-ride segments instead of switching to simulation mode. Treating those as normal ERG targets prevents normal shifting during free ride.

• FTMS target handling
  • Detect SetTargetPower requests with a 0w target using an inline target power check.
  • Switch runtime FTMS mode to SetIndoorBikeSimulationParameters.
  • Reset target watts/incline for free ride.
  • Forward default sim-mode parameters to connected FTMS trainers.

if (requestedTargetPower == 0) {
  rtConfig->setFTMSMode(FitnessMachineControlPointProcedure::SetIndoorBikeSimulationParameters);
  rtConfig->watts.setTarget(0);
  rtConfig->setTargetIncline(0);
  spinBLEClient.FTMSControlPointWrite(simMode, sizeof(simMode));
}

[doudar]

this is looking good, but You can remove the tests, and I don't see the need to include FTMS_Utils.h you can just do an inline test to see if the requested power == 0;

[doudar]

@copilot this is looking good, but You can remove the tests, and I don't see the need to include FTMS_Utils.h you can just do an inline test to see if the requested power == 0;

[Copilot]

this is looking good, but You can remove the tests, and I don't see the need to include FTMS_Utils.h you can just do an inline test to see if the requested power == 0;

Addressed in cc7c001 by removing the added tests and FTMS_Utils.h, and using an inline requestedTargetPower == 0 check.

@copilot this is looking good, but You can remove the tests, and I don't see the need to include FTMS_Utils.h you can just do an inline test to see if the requested power == 0;

Addressed in cc7c001 by removing the added tests and FTMS_Utils.h, and using an inline requestedTargetPower == 0 check.