Start sending Bluetooth keystrokes directly
This was added to support the SEND_STRING macros, which send all
keystrokes at once without returning to the matrix update loop, which
meant the update function did not run and the transmission buffer was
not emptied.
However, if you would like to use SEND_STRING macros with this commit
you still need to use the delayed version, otherwise you will overwhelm
the Bluetooth UART connection with keystrokes.
Example:
```
send_string_with_delay_P(PSTR("QMK is the best thing ever!"), 50);
```
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bluetooth_report[5+i] = report->keys[i];
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}
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uart_tx_ringbuf_write(&bluetooth_uart_ringbuf, 11, bluetooth_report);
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/* If the Bluetooth UART is currently not sending anything, start sending */
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if (bluetooth_uart_ringbuf.sending_elements == 0) {
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if (bluetooth_wakeup() == MSG_OK) {
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uart_tx_ringbuf_start_transmission(&bluetooth_uart_ringbuf);
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}
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}
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}
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/* Send mouse HID report for Bluetooth driver */
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