* Optimize target_extruder, ignore T with mixing
* Give G-code Tn parity with tool_change

* Move special characters to language.h
* Apply some naming standards
* Clean up menu item draw functions
* Rename some Temperature methods
* UI => ExtUI

* Encapsulate common LCD code in a singleton
* Depend more UBL code on UBL_DEVEL_DEBUGGING
  - Since most users don't need the debugging on at all times, this helps reduce the default build size for UBL by over 2K, a little closer to fitting on 128K boards.

* Make lcd_quick_feedback argument optional
* Add click_to_cancel option to wait_for_hotend/bed
* Have G26 use the active nozzle and wait_for_hotend/bed
* Use wait_for_release in UBL G29
* Add 'T' parameter to G26 for an initial tool-change

- Remove `print_job_timer.stop()` from `disable_all_heaters`
- Call `print_job_timer.stop()` for relevant `disable_all_heaters()`.
- Split up `kill()` for watchdog interrupt safety

Co-Authored-By: Giuliano Zaro <gmagician@users.noreply.github.com>

* Clean up Temperature PID
* Improve EEPROM read/write/validate
* Group `SINGLENOZZLE` saved settings
* Group planner saved settings
* Group filament change saved settings
* Group skew saved settings
* Group `FWRETRACT` saved settings

Fix #11954

The current Marlin implementation relies on a timer interrupt to start the ADC conversion and read it. However in some circumstances the interrupt can be delayed resulting in insufficient time being available for the ADC conversion. This results in a bad reading and false temperature fluctuations. These changes make sure that the conversion is complete (by checking the ADC hardware via the HAL) before reading a value.

See: https://github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin/issues/11323

- Also implemented real endstop reading on interrupt.

Better encapsulation and considerably reduce stepper jitter

Disabling an ISR on ARM has 3 instructions of latency. A Memory barrier is REQUIRED to ensure proper and predictable disabling. Memory barriers are expensive, so avoid disabling if already disabled (See https://mcuoneclipse.com/2015/10/16/nvic-disabling-interrupts-on-arm-cortex-m-and-the-need-for-a-memory-barrier-instruction/)

Use macros that explicitly avoid double-evaluation and can be used for any datatype, replacing `min`, `max`, `abs`, `fabs`, `labs`, and `FABS`.

Co-Authored-By: ejtagle <ejtagle@hotmail.com>

Co-Authored-By: ejtagle <ejtagle@hotmail.com>

Co-Authored-By: Zwaubel

* Allow both AD595 and AD8495 in concert
* General temperature code tweaks

Fix #10505

Also simplify logic on all ARM-based interrupts. Now, it is REQUIRED to properly configure interrupt priority. USART should have highest priority, followed by Stepper, and then all others.

This is an initial cut for feedback, updated for 2.0.x.

Chamber temperature is currently reported along with hot end and bed
temperatures to serial. The format is just like that used for hot end
and bed temperatures, but using 'C' prefix. As there is no heater,
target is always 0. Is this appropriate, is there a better way to report
chamber temperatures?

Chamber temperatures are not reported on the LCD in any way.

When auto chamber fan is enabled, it currently just uses the same
temperature threshold as the other auto controlled fans.

As the chamber temperature is not connected to any heater, it doesn't
undergo mintemp/maxtemp monitoring. This would need to change in the
future if chamber heating became a feature.