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feat(dtc): explain the failure type byte of a trouble code - #242
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Show what the -XX suffix of a code means (SAE J2012 / ISO 15031-6),
e.g. "Failure type: 14 · Circuit short to ground or open", in the
expanded DTC row and in the shared report. ObdMetrics' own table is
empty ("Unknown Subtype" for every code), so the app ships the generic
table in EN and PL, falling back to the decoder's text and then to the
byte's category.
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Show what the -XX suffix of a code means (SAE J2012 / ISO 15031-6), e.g. "Failure type: 14 · Circuit short to ground or open", in the expanded DTC row and in the shared report. ObdMetrics' own table is empty ("Unknown Subtype" for every code), so the app ships the generic table in EN and PL, falling back to the decoder's text and then to the byte's category.