Update sdc_hci_data_put documentation #1831
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…ut documentation Changed documentation to state "The format of the buffer should correspond to Vol 4 Part E Section 5.4.2 of the Core_v6.0 specification" instead of "The first byte in the buffer should correspond to Handle, as specified by the Bluetooth Core Specification" Signed-off-by: Asil Zogby <[email protected]>
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This need to be updated in dragoon repo, otherwise the next push here will overwrite it
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The documentation currently states that the first byte of the buffer is the handle when the first 12 bits are the handle. This caused me a lot of confusion as I assumed there is a different handle that needs to be placed before the ACL data packet. The documentation also does not reference which section of the spec the format is specified.