Add "NRF52" as a device name prefix#443
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Hello, for some reason, my T-Echo decides to rename itself to "NRF52 DK", which breaks the app from being able to discover it. I think this might be caused by the node name being too long to fit in a bluetooth device name, but this is fixes it anyways. I tested it on my phone and it resolves the issue.