docs(openfnirs): 5/8 sensor modules assembled — reflect onto ECU sensor-group headers - #44
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…U sensor-group headers Boards 1-5 have J1 (T1M-06) hand-soldered, consuming all in-hand stock. B1 updated: 3x T1M-06-F-SH-L-K still to procure for boards 6-8. ECU reflection: five T1M-10 sensor-group headers due for population to match the assembled sensors; unfilled-location count 8->3 on evidence. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Records the 2026-08-20 assembly milestone in the canonical OpenNIRScap build tree (
bci/devices/openfnirs-build.tree):Per the governing state machine, N2 (sensor J1) is 5/8 complete; N2→N3 proceeds per-board for boards 1–5.
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