Sync to latest github commit:
https://github.com/wiremod/wire/commit/964f0277e6c8c8d9c45312b726fc4394a5069c36

Fixed https://github.com/wiremod/wire/issues/2496

Sync to latest github commit
https://github.com/wiremod/wire/commit/6e0212bd4304efa71d260d94896f6a480289c79f

Sync to latest github commit: https://github.com/wiremod/wire/commit/66f643d8ff637c33c840899595785cdb5132da3e

Updated to latest github commit. This one is important to note, the behavior of E2 has changed.

It is now possible to allow others to upload code to your own E2s. If another person uploads their code to your E2, you will still own the E2 physical chip, but they become the owner of the code running on it. Among other things, this causes functions that "target the owner" to target the owner of the CODE, not the owner of the physical chip. The world overlay will also inform who owns the chip, and who owns the code running on it.

This change is to allow people to more easily collaborate on E2s, while minimizing the risk of privilege escalation. Users must still be aware and be careful about taking ownership of untrusted code!

Updated to latest github commit.

Update to https://github.com/wiremod/wire/commit/7ed23af5b8fd800cb7e520bf7cfba4b813bfc1ae

Updated to latest git commits

Updated to latest github revision.

Updated to latest github commit.

Updated to latest wiremod git commit.