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feat(shared-data): add lv96 shared data definitions #16749

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Add 200ul pipette definitions to shared data

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This will not work out of the box until we get aspirate/dispense pipette functions from the factory.

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Looks like an inadvertent change to the p1000 3.6, and some values that should be updated in the new general config (remove 1000ul tips, this is where the shaft mm changes should go)

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Looks good but also update command schema 11

@ryanthecoder ryanthecoder requested a review from a team as a code owner November 12, 2024 15:30
@ryanthecoder ryanthecoder merged commit 74312f2 into edge Nov 12, 2024
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