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Eric Gallimore requested to merge dev/remove_fragmentation into devel Jun 17, 2024

Breaking Changes

Removed legacy link-layer fragmentation
- This functionality is now provided by ros_acomms_net, or by using dynamic queues to implement a new transport layer
- Removes EncodedAck and FragmentationStatus messages
- Removes associated unit tests