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feat(data): name and specs for realme's unified RM6785 build and the C25's chips - #125
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rm6785showed up as a phone called "RM6785" with no specs. It's really one build for two phone families: its tree's OTA assert takes the realme 6/6i/6s/Narzo (RMX2001) and 7/Narzo 20 Pro/30 (RMX2151). So it's named after both now, with their year, chips and hardware, which means searching "realme 7" or "narzo 30" finds the AxionOS and Infinity X builds too.Also gives the C25/C25s/Narzo 50A its chips: Helio G70 on the C25, G85 on the other two, from GSMArena.
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Model numbers stay on the
nemoandsalaapages, as each belongs to one file. Mergingrm6785into either would hide its builds from the other family, so it keeps its own page.