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List all registered subsystems as follows:
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| [<Subsystem Number>] <Subsystem Acronym> <Subsystem Name> <Subsystem Version> <Subsystem Date>
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| Standard coding practices break the firmware into more manageable "parts" referred to as subsystems or modules.
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| Each subsystem is assigned a unique subsystem number for internal references by the firmware. The subsystem number is used to identify error codes and NVS parameters that belong to the subsystem.
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| Each subsystem defines a unique three-letter subsystem acronym for external references by the user. The subsystem acronym is used to identify the subsystem by a number of monitor commands.
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| The subsystem name helps identify the subsystem for the user. The subsystem name is included as part of the error string to clearly identify the source of the error.
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| The subsystem version and subsystem date identify the specific version of the subsystem for the developer.
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| By default, the list of registered subsystems is sorted by subsystem number. The list of registered subsystems may also be sorted by subsystem name or subsystem date.
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