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Skylar Sadlier 58d7d23b2f - Device ID is now stored inside the matrix-client-storage directory within Node-RED's config folder. This way if you leave the Device ID blank it will automatically generate one and save it. Previously if you didn't set a Device ID it would automatically generate one every time the client started which would break encryption (since device_id is tied to your encryption keys).

- You can now generate an Access Token and Device ID from just a username and password (use the Update Access Token button when configuring a client).
- Updated the look of the matrix-server-config node (icons and reorganization)
- Invalid auth token will no longer crash Node-RED on deployment/start. We do an authorized request before starting the client to see if the auth token is valid. If it is not the client will not start and all nodes for this client will show disconnected and an error will display in the debug toolbar.
- Updated matrix olm library from 3.2.1 to 3.2.8
- Setting a Device Label from the server-config node will now update your device's label. If you view the sessions for the client you will see it gets updated after deployment.

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