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include xlink as a possible identifier on Mesh and Neighbor Status displays (#216)

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@ -41,6 +41,8 @@ Current Neighbors
- ``(dtd)`` indicates a *Device to Device* connection (typically using an Ethernet cable) between the nodes.
- ``(xlink)`` indicates a connection between the nodes that traverses cross-linked devices.
- ``(tun)`` indicates the path to the neighbor node is over an Internet tunnel. ``(tun*?)`` next to a mesh node in the *Remote Nodes* column indicates the node has tunnel links over the Internet to connect mesh islands together. ``?`` is a number indicating the number of tunnel connections on that node.
- ``(wan)`` indicates the node has been configured as a *Mesh Gateway*. Typically this is a gateway to the Internet, but it may also be to another isolated network.

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@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ Neighbor
The remote neighbor node name with a clickable link to open that node's *Status* display.
Link
The type of link your node has with each remote node. Valid link types are *RF* for a radio link, *DtD* for a direct device-to-device connection, and *Tunnel* for a tunnel link.
The type of link your node has with each remote node. Valid link types are ``RF`` for a radio link, ``DtD`` for a direct device-to-device connection, ``Xlink`` for a connection over cross-linked devices, and ``Tunnel`` for a tunnel link.
SNR
The Signal-to-Noise ratio in dB for both sides of any radio links (local SNR / remote SNR).