Bug fix - AutoStart & AutoStop Timer

AutoStart was comparing adjusted boot up altitude to un-adjusted current altitude.  Fixed to use un-adjusted alt in both cases
Auto-Stop timer function was being called if Auto*start* setting was on, not auto*stop* setting.

src/vario/baro.cpp

@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@
 
     // initialize all the other alt variables with current altitude to start      
       lastAlt = baro.alt;		              // used to calculate the alt change for climb rate.  Assume we're stationary to start (previous Alt = Current ALt, so climb rate is zero).  Note: Climb rate uses the un-adjusted (standard) altitude      
-      baro.altInitial = baro.altAdjusted;	        // also save first value to use as starting point (we assume the saved altimeter setting is correct for now, so use adjusted)    
+      baro.altInitial = baro.alt;	        // also save first value to use as starting point (we assume the saved altimeter setting is correct for now, so use adjusted)    
       baro.altAtLaunch = baro.altAdjusted;         // save the starting value as launch altitude (Launch will be updated when timer starts)      
 
 

src/vario/log.cpp

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ void log_update() {
     uint32_t timer_time = micros();
 
     // finally, check if we should auto-stop the timer because we've been sitting idle for long enough
-    if (AUTO_START && flightTimer_autoStop()) {  
+    if (AUTO_STOP && flightTimer_autoStop()) {  
       flightTimer_stop();
     }