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Replaced EastMesh to MeshCoreTel across all the docs

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Valentin V. Bartenev
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The tables below are built from the repo's PlatformIO board metadata and variant
- `RAM` is the MCU's built-in RAM.
- `PSRAM` is extra memory on some boards. More PSRAM usually means more headroom for UI, MQTT, and future features.
- `GPS` uses `✅` when present and is blank when absent.
- `SD` uses `✅` when the board is currently known to support the SD-backed archive path in EastMesh, `🧪` when the hardware likely supports TF/microSD but the board-specific integration still needs validation, and is blank when there is no current SD/archive support note.
- `SD` uses `✅` when the board is currently known to support the SD-backed archive path in MeshCoreTel-firmware, `🧪` when the hardware likely supports TF/microSD but the board-specific integration still needs validation, and is blank when there is no current SD/archive support note.
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@@ -122,8 +122,8 @@ This table includes all repeater MQTT targets currently defined in `variants/eas
SD notes:
- `✅` means the board is currently known to work with the SD-backed archive path in EastMesh.
- `🧪` means the board hardware likely supports TF/microSD, but the EastMesh board-specific integration still needs validation before it should be treated as supported.
- `✅` means the board is currently known to work with the SD-backed archive path in MeshCoreTel-firmware.
- `🧪` means the board hardware likely supports TF/microSD, but the MeshCoreTel-firmware board-specific integration still needs validation before it should be treated as supported.
- For the current stats archive, a `4 GB` `FAT32` microSD card is more than sufficient. Larger cards are also supported.
## `companion_radio_wifi` Boards With A Display