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MQTT at least talks to server, works in native and esp32

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## MQTT
* DONE have sim provide a fake wifi connection status saying connected
* DONE don't start MQTT if we don't have wifi connected
* mqtt.meshtastic.org should have VERY basic auth at launch (to prevent abuse)
* use MQTT for simulator mesh network
* make a GlobalChat channel as an initial test (with a well known AES128 key), figure out how globally unique IDs work
* Give place in android app for users to select which channel they are sending on (and which channels they are watching)
* attempt reconnect to server if internet connectivity changes
* don't bother contacting server if we don't have any uplink/downlink channels
* test on ESP32
* no need for python gateway to web initially: because both the simulator and ESP32 can talk wifi directly
* if simmesh_name is set in preferences, create the MQTTSimInterface using that as the global channel_id
* figure out how to use MQTT for simulator mesh network, use a special simmesh_name global channel_id? (because this would allow all nodes in simnet_xxx to subscribe only to those packets)
* do initial development inside of portduino
* do as much possible on the device side (so we can eventually just have ESP32 talk directly to server)
* add mqtt_server to radio prefs
* eventually add a MQTTPacket on the ToRadio & FromRadio links
* LATER: an android gateway would be useful
## Multichannel support