refactor _check_hardware to be less intensive on older SOC #214
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convert dynamic_trheshold and self.min_threshold to float to avoid carrying forward complex numbers
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Description
refactor _check_hardware to be less intensive on older SOC
alleviats complaints of TTC on pi zero/2/2b etc
Checklist
The following relevant macros have been tested:
CARTOGRAPHER_CALIBRATEPROBEPROBE_ACCURACYCARTOGRAPHER_THRESHOLD_SCANCARTOGRAPHER_TOUCH CALIBRATE=1CARTOGRAPHER_TOUCHCARTOGRAPHER_TOUCH METHOD=manualBED_MESH_CALIBRATE