It’s been less than a week, and a user has gotten into “FAKE_SERVO” mode without realizing it.
I though that requiring a meta key to turn the function on, and printing the state would be enough to avoid inadvertent entry and indicate the change, but I may be wrong.
One option would be to put up a message box on entering the mode, with a note about how to get back out. That’s complicated by the fact that the firmware controls the text of the message but cannot know the key used to trigger the state. Too, having that message box appear isn’t needed for the intended user of “FAKE_SERVO” mode, only for explorers.
Another option would be to add a switch to the GC settings to enable the FS option. That would further protect against inadvertent activation through GC.
Other options? Is a ‘fix’ necessary?