There might be some lingering old uses of "xyzcontrol"
instead of "xyzparam", but whatever.

cmHandler ready for cmToStr() and strToCm() functions

see cb_setparam, cb_getparam

- Realised that controller value may get confused with the actual value of the PID terms in the controller. To avoid this confusion in the future I have refactored things referencing the PID constant to now be called "control_parameter"
- There are quite a few instances of variables that changed.
- Sorry Jake

Hopefully there are no copy-paste bugs

Batch setpid

See merge request !4

I was not copying the float value into the array correctly.
Hopefully I have it right now... will check with eric when he gets back from making tea.

- the desired format is in the comment above the funciton
- format should be controller ID, controller value ID, controller value
- should now be sending the data in the correct format

changed getcontrol to respond with the same message ID that was received from groundstation in the original getcontrol command

- FIXME: there are still a few issues making it so that setting and getting setpoints may not work

- added some comments in commands.c/h about usage of the file
- added a MAX_CONTROLLER_ID and MAX_CONTROL_VAL_ID to the enums in commands.h
- implemented cb_set_control in callbacks.c to work with the new parameter struct
- changes the parameter_struct to now contain an array of pid_controllers instead of a bunch of random PID_t members
- the new parameter_struct array can now be accessed by controller ID as defined in commands.h

Prepared for parsing the new data formats. Data isn't formatted
or parsed yet, though.

No more memory leaks! Unfortunately each memory leak was replaced
by a potential buffer overflow. Basically, the code was riddled
with functions that accept a char ** data, which
is malloced and then formatted. This was then leaked.
Now, it accepts a char * data, which is allocated on the stack
by the calling function. However, there is no bounds checking,
because that is slightly more involved.