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Fix: read currently effective frequency ranges - #3
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Read frequency ranges from rig->state to fetch the currently effective list.
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Read frequency ranges from rig->state to fetch the currently effective list. According to the HamLib API, the frequency lists stored in the cap struct are pre-defined by the driver and one of them will be selected as effective before the device is opened.