Clarification needed: Does sendData() generate a local receive event?

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Title: Clarification needed: Does sendData() generate a local receive event?

Environment:

• Meshtastic Python library (current version)
• TCPInterface
• Single node test
• Channel 0
• PRIVATE_APP (port 256)

Test:

packet = iface.sendData(
b"BP26TEST",
destinationId="!1de91aa0",
portNum=256,
wantAck=True,
)

Observed behavior:

• sendData() returns successfully
• Packet ID is returned
• ROUTING_APP ACK is received
• requestId matches the packet ID
• errorReason = NONE

However, no PRIVATE_APP receive event is observed.

The same result occurs when sending to:

• the node itself
• broadcast (^all)

Questions:

1. Is a locally generated PRIVATE_APP packet expected to appear in "meshtastic.receive" events?
2. Is self-receive intentionally suppressed?
3. Is broadcast self-receive intentionally suppressed?
4. What is the recommended minimal test to verify reception of custom payload bytes sent with "sendData()"?

Expected outcome:

A documented minimal example that demonstrates successful transmission and reception of arbitrary application bytes using "sendData()".