Fix memory leak in lis2dw_monitor_face settings array

state->settings was malloc'd in lis2dw_monitor_face_setup() outside
the guard that only runs on first allocation of the face's context.
setup() is called again every time the watch wakes from deep sleep
(movement.c's app_setup() re-runs watch_faces[i].setup() for every
face on wake), so each wake cycle allocated a new settings array and
abandoned the previous pointer with no matching free.

Since NUM_SETTINGS is a compile-time constant, make settings a
fixed-size array embedded directly in lis2dw_monitor_state_t instead
of a separately malloc'd pointer, so it's allocated exactly once
along with the rest of the state and never leaks.

watch-faces/sensor/lis2dw_monitor_face.c

@@ -31,9 +31,6 @@
 /* Display frequency */
 #define DISPLAY_FREQUENCY 8
 
-/* Settings */
-#define NUM_SETTINGS 7
-
 static void _settings_title_display(lis2dw_monitor_state_t *state, char *buf1, char *buf2)
 {
     char buf[10];
@@ -541,7 +538,6 @@ void lis2dw_monitor_face_setup(uint8_t watch_face_index, void **context_ptr)
 
     /* Initialize settings */
     uint8_t settings_page = 0;
-    state->settings = malloc(NUM_SETTINGS * sizeof(lis2dw_settings_t));
     state->settings[settings_page].display = _settings_mode_display;
     state->settings[settings_page].advance = _settings_mode_advance;
     settings_page++;

watch-faces/sensor/lis2dw_monitor_face.h

@@ -56,13 +56,16 @@ typedef struct {
     void (*advance)(void *);
 } lis2dw_settings_t;
 
+/* Number of settings pages */
+#define NUM_SETTINGS 7
+
 typedef struct {
     uint8_t axis:2;             /* Axis to display */
     lis2dw_reading_t reading;   /* Current reading */
     lis2dw_monitor_page_t page; /* Displayed page */
     lis2dw_device_state_t ds;   /* Device state */
     uint8_t settings_page:3;    /* Subpage in settings */
-    lis2dw_settings_t *settings;        /* Settings config */
+    lis2dw_settings_t settings[NUM_SETTINGS]; /* Settings config */
     uint8_t show_title:6;       /* Display face title */
 } lis2dw_monitor_state_t;