fix: output monitor input names instead of codes if we have them#408
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newAM merged 8 commits intonewAM:mainfrom Oct 21, 2025
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fix: output monitor input names instead of codes if we have them#408newAM merged 8 commits intonewAM:mainfrom
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Thanks! Sorry for the slow review, I'm on the road a lot for work, it may take a couple weeks before I get to the others you opened.
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Simple PR; if we have a name for the MonitorInput, print it; otherwise, print "UNKNOWN" with the monitor code.
Also added some minor cleanups:
sys.stdout.writewithprint(since I couldn't see any indication of whether there was a necessity to usesys.stdout.writespecifically)