e01b22695a [RF] Fix CC1101 initialization on boot with saved RF config (#2269)
When a saved RF configuration exists in NVS, loadFromStorage() was loading
the config but not calling iRFReceiver.enable(), which meant initCC1101()
was never invoked during boot. This caused the CC1101 to not receive signals
until the user manually toggled the RF receiver via the WebUI.

This fix adds a reinitReceiver parameter to loadFromStorage() that controls
whether to disable/enable the receiver after loading config. By default it's
true (for boot-time initialization), but loadFromMessage() passes false to
avoid double initialization when loading config from MQTT messages.

Fixes #2264

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