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Remove redundant guidelines for adding LED patterns in README.md

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@@ -135,11 +135,6 @@ The firmware uses a small set of LED patterns to indicate status and blocking er
| WiFiStateConnected | ![wifi connected](docs/led_patterns/wifi_connected.svg) | notification | 150/150×3 then 600 off | Wi‑Fi connected successfully | | WiFiStateConnected | ![wifi connected](docs/led_patterns/wifi_connected.svg) | notification | 150/150×3 then 600 off | Wi‑Fi connected successfully |
| WiFiStateError | ![wifi error](docs/led_patterns/wifi_error.svg) | error | 200/100 500/300 (loop) | Wi‑Fi failed (auth timeout or no AP) | | WiFiStateError | ![wifi error](docs/led_patterns/wifi_error.svg) | error | 200/100 500/300 (loop) | Wi‑Fi failed (auth timeout or no AP) |
Guidelines for adding new patterns:
- Keep error patterns short, distinctive, and repeating.
- Reserve long holds (>600ms ON) for critical failures.
- Use non-repeating patterns to acknowledge one-shot events (e.g. successful connection).
- UVC doesn’t appear on the host? - UVC doesn’t appear on the host?
- Switch mode to UVC via CLI tool, replug USB and wait 20s. - Switch mode to UVC via CLI tool, replug USB and wait 20s.