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test: add bit board and OV5642_ID type to `tests/test_camera.py` (#715)

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test: add bit board and OV5642_ID type to `tests/test_camera.py` (#715)

* feat: add OV5642 camera id to `src/krux/camera.py`.

* test: add `bit` board and `OV5642_ID` type to `tests/test_camera/py`.

* chore(test): add `bit` board to `tests/pages/test_flash_tools.py` and `tests/test_power.py`.
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What changed, and why it matters

This commit adds support for a new hardware board called 'bit' and a new camera sensor identifier (OV5642_ID) to the Krux project. It is almost entirely test code and board-specific configuration, with no apparent security relevance. The only production code change is adding camera sensor thresholds and mapping the new sensor to existing brightness configuration logic, plus a minor change to default threshold handling for one sensor.

Recommended action

No security action required. This is a routine hardware-support and test-coverage commit.

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Exploitability 0/25
Stealth signal 0/15
Affected reach 0/15
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