protect unconnected USB-CDC from being used

found a few more places where Serial was used without first checking if its connected.

Arduino docs: `if (Serial)` indicates whether or not the USB CDC serial connection is open. For all non-USB CDC ports, this will always return true

tools/ESP32-Chip_info.hpp

@@ -543,6 +543,8 @@ void show_psram_info_part2(void)
 
 void showRealSpeed() {
   //Serial.begin(115200);
+  if (!Serial) return; // Avoid writing to unconnected USB-CDC
+
   Serial.flush();
   Serial.println(F("\n"));
   for(int aa=0; aa<65; aa++) Serial.print("="); Serial.println();

wled00/wled_serial.cpp

@@ -42,6 +42,7 @@ void updateBaudRate(uint32_t rate){
 // RGB LED data return as JSON array. Slow, but easy to use on the other end.
 void sendJSON(){
   if (!pinManager.isPinAllocated(hardwareTX) || pinManager.getPinOwner(hardwareTX) == PinOwner::DebugOut) {
+    if (!Serial) return; // WLEDMM avoid writing to unconnected USB-CDC
     uint16_t used = strip.getLengthTotal();
     Serial.write('[');
     for (uint16_t i=0; i<used; i++) {
@@ -55,6 +56,7 @@ void sendJSON(){
 // RGB LED data returned as bytes in TPM2 format. Faster, and slightly less easy to use on the other end.
 void sendBytes(){
   if (!pinManager.isPinAllocated(hardwareTX) || pinManager.getPinOwner(hardwareTX) == PinOwner::DebugOut) {
+    if (!Serial) return; // WLEDMM avoid writing to unconnected USB-CDC
     Serial.write(0xC9); Serial.write(0xDA);
     uint16_t used = strip.getLengthTotal();
     uint16_t len = used*3;