Clock-first deauther-second interface #1782
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I modified the firmware for the DSTIKE watch and other ESP8266-based devices so that they boot directly to the clock screen, which enhances their daily functionality. During this process, I also added two public member functions to the DisplayUI class to manage the switch between the default font and the clock font, following the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle.
This version of the firmware could be made available in a dedicated branch for users who prefer a clock-first, deauther-second interface.