Default to the audio from the current TX mode if no modes decode. #544
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When multiple receive is turned on and no modes decode, the current code in
masterselects the first mode and passes its audio through to the user. Unfortunately this isn't deterministic and in some cases, this can choose a mode where squelch isn't working properly (e.g. 1600). This PR changes the "no decode" behavior to choose the TX mode instead as a workaround since most users currently use 700D and E.(Thanks to Rick WA6III for letting me know about this issue. )