the device side of iclass tear off is implemented. The base was done by @antiklesys. This version differs by the concept of trying to stabilize weak bits by performing a write operation in conjuction with the detected tear. Its untested but I can replicate most of the tears we performed client side. You will need to call the proxmark3 client with -f , ./pm3 -f to force flush out text which is needed for the inplace printing. I thought this was done automatically but it wasnt. hf iclass tear --arm + all the normal params to run on device side

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- Modified `hf iclass tear` - now has a device side implementation also. @antiklesys (@iceman1001)
- Changed `hf iclass info` - now uses CSN values based checks (@antiklesys)
- Changed `hf iclass dump` - now uses default AA1 key when called without a key or key index (@iceman1001)
- Renamed `hf iclass trbl` to `hf iclass tear` (@iceman1001)