fix(nrf24): support hold-back exit in active tools#2712
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Proposed Changes
Add a shared NRF24 Back-button gesture for active tools. On three-button devices, holding Back for 700 ms draws the standard Bruce progress ring and exits after release. A short Back press remains available for selecting the previous Jammer mode.
Apply the gesture consistently to Spectrum, Jammer, MouseJack scanning, string injection, and DuckyScript execution. MouseJack cancellation now propagates through repeated commands and interruptible delays, and a cancelled scan returns directly to its menu instead of displaying "No devices found".
Types of Changes
Bugfix and user-interface consistency improvement.
Verification
Tested on a physical M5StickC Plus2:
Testing
Linked Issues
No directly matching issue found.
User-Facing Change
Further Comments
Non-three-button devices retain their existing Esc behavior.