Request for make_it_work() function

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shawn

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It is often the case that our code doesn't work. Instead of debugging, whenever a crash or misbehaviour is detected, we could call the make_it_work() function and then run the code again, confident that our code will work the second time around. Its purpose would be twofold:
  1. With the advent of intelligent AI, some agentic smarts could be added that self-diagnoses any problem, and
  2. It detects any previously-detected problems, corrects the appropriate variables, and then retries with the correct setttings.
This shouldn't be too hard to add, and would dramatically improve the reliability of the Teensy platform, while drastically reducing in-the-field problems. Mission-critical systems would thus always achieve at least five 9's of reliability.
 
Would a MMH() (Make Management Happy) function work instead? This is far simpler to implement. In the even of an error it stops all activity other than blinking the LEDs in a pattern that implies things are busy and working.
 
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