Sean C. Rhea 30dcb1328b Hardware echo detection was being fooled because in the normal case, the
result of a version request, triggered by writing 'V', is the string "VER...".
Sometimes, this was preceeded by a zero byte, in which case hardware echo
detection worked, but other times it wasn't, and we stripped the 'V' from
"VER...", only to wait forever for one extra byte that wasn't coming.  The new
approach is to read until we get the "\r\n", then search for "VER", then see
if any other 'V's preceed it, in which case we assume we're dealing with
hardware echo.
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