implement app Android interface for LinuxCNC

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}I’m currently developing this application, but I haven’t yet been able to publish it on the Play Store as an open test. I’m looking for users who can try it out, share their feedback, and help identify any bugs or issues that may still be present.Most of my current testers don’t have access to this type of device, so their testing opportunities are somewhat limited. If you’re interested in evaluating the app, I’d be happy to invite you. Just send me your email address, and I’ll provide you with the Play Store testing link.Thank you for your time and willingness to help improve the app. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated.
   
LinuxCncDroid is a high-fidelity, touch-optimized industrial Human-Machine Interface (HMI) built for monitoring, controlling, optical centering, and metrology calibration of CNC machine tools powered by LinuxCNC and Machinekit.Crafted natively in Kotlin using Jetpack Compose and Material 3 Industrial Design, LinuxCncDroid provides out-of-the-box support for industry-standard fieldbus topologies (Mesa FPGA, EtherCAT, and Parallel Port), featuring real-time telemetry, a haptic Virtual MPG Handwheel, an interactive 3D G-Code Toolpath visualizer, 3D probing routines, live camera crosshairs, reactive Metric (G21 mm) / Imperial (G20 inch) switching, and an ISO 230-2 metrology calibration wizard.