Process calibration movements as endstops#27204
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Description
The original calibration object code worked by doing a series of small movements towards he calibration object and away again. This creates a lot of vibration which results in a noisy signal. It also means the calibration results are only as accurate as
MIN_STEPS_PER_SEGMENT.This PR replaces this behaviour to treat the calibration object as an endstop so the behaviour is now the same as homing.
Resulting in a speedier and more accurate
G425calibration.Requirements
Calibration object.
Benefits
Results in a speedier and more accurate
G425calibration.Configurations
Enable
CALIBRATION_GCODE