🚸 Restore Object Cancel info on Power-Loss Recovery #27501
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…7501) * 🎨 Shorten feature includes * 🚸 Save Canceled Objects with Power Loss data
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If a job printing from SD has canceled objects and the print needs to be resumed on power-loss, Marlin forgets which objects were canceled. This PR adds code to save canceled objects and restore them on Power-Loss Recovery.
Other UX improvements under consideration:
M125parameter to save power-loss info and shut down at the end of the current layer.M600parameter to pause for filament change at the end of the current layer.