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Sam Davis 278b056bd0 Add chapter select support to XTC files (#145 )

## Summary

- **What is the goal of this PR?** Add chapter selection support to the
XTC reader activity, including parsing chapter metadata from XTC files.
- **What changes are included?** Implemented XTC chapter parsing and
exposure in the XTC library, added a chapter selection activity for XTC,
integrated it into XtcReaderActivity, and normalized chapter page
indices by shifting them to 0-based.

  ## Additional Context

- The reader uses 0-based page indexing (first page = 0), but the XTC
chapter table appears to be 1-based (first page = 1), so chapter
start/end pages are shifted down by 1 during parsing.

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Xtc

Add chapter select support to XTC files (#145 )

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README

Add XTC/XTCH ebook format support (#135 )

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Xtc.cpp

Add chapter select support to XTC files (#145 )

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Xtc.h

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README

# XTC/XTCH Library

XTC ebook format support for CrossPoint Reader.

## Supported Formats

| Format | Extension | Description                                  |
|--------|-----------|----------------------------------------------|
| XTC    | `.xtc`    | Container with XTG pages (1-bit monochrome)  |
| XTCH   | `.xtch`   | Container with XTH pages (2-bit grayscale)   |

## Format Overview

XTC/XTCH are container formats designed for ESP32 e-paper displays. They store pre-rendered bitmap pages optimized for the XTeink X4 e-reader (480x800 resolution).

### Container Structure (XTC/XTCH)

- 56-byte header with metadata offsets
- Optional metadata (title, author, etc.)
- Page index table (16 bytes per page)
- Page data (XTG or XTH format)

### Page Formats

#### XTG (1-bit monochrome)

- Row-major storage, 8 pixels per byte
- MSB first (bit 7 = leftmost pixel)
- 0 = Black, 1 = White

#### XTH (2-bit grayscale)

- Two bit planes stored sequentially
- Column-major order (right to left)
- 8 vertical pixels per byte
- Grayscale: 0=White, 1=Dark Grey, 2=Light Grey, 3=Black

## Reference

Original format info: <https://gist.github.com/CrazyCoder/b125f26d6987c0620058249f59f1327d>