Every _get() should have a _set(), every _set() should have a _get()

[ssejrog]

Functions that set do not always have a corresponding `get.

Here are a list of functions that are missing a get:
opcontrol_curve_default_set()
opcontrol_curve_default_get() <- needed
opcontrol_curve_buttons_left_set()
opcontrol_curve_buttons_left_get() <- needed
opcontrol_curve_buttons_right_set()
opcontrol_curve_buttons_right_get() <- needed
opcontrol_drive_activebrake_set()
opcontrol_drive_activebrake_get() <- needed
drive_brake_set()
drive_brake_get() <- needed
drive_current_limit_set()
drive_current_limit_set() <- needed
pid_speed_max_set()
pid_speed_max_get() <- needed
pid_drive_constants_set()
pid_drive_constants_get() <- needed
pid_drive_forward_constants_set()
pid_drive_forward_constants_get() <- needed
pid_drive_backward_constants_set()
pid_drive_backward_constants_get() <- needed
pid_turn_constants_set()
pid_turn_constants_get() <- needed
pid_swing_constants_set()
pid_swing_constants_get() <- needed
pid_heading_constants_set()
pid_heading_constants_get() <- needed
name_set()
name_get() <- needed

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There are some functions that take multiple parameters that aren't setup to be structs. Should these have a corresponding get? The functions in question are:
pid_drive_set()
pid_turn_set()
pid_swing_set()
pid_turn_relative_set()
pid_swing_relative_set()
pid_drive_exit_condition_set()
pid_turn_exit_condition_set()
pid_swing_exit_condition_set()
exit_condition_set()