Audio reactive usermod: add pio.ini build flags defaults (⎌) for mclk, sda and scl (if set)
4ld usermod:
- if pio.ini build flags not set, make them -1 (undefined is even better but then problems with allocate pins, to be done later)
- pio.ini build flags defaults (⎌) different if spi (clockspi and mosispi instead of scl and sda)
- add pio.ini build flags defaults (⎌) for SPI CS, DC and RESET
- shorten oappend MM function names
- add aOpt: analog options only
- add pin 17 for esp8266 (analog pin)
- add a.pins array to show analog pins in pin dropdown
* usermods only need to to `if (!pinManager.joinWire()) return;`
* joinWire will
* * check if global I2C are defined - return false if not defined
* * aloocate HW_I2C pins - return false on error
* * call Wire.begin() if needed.
platformio: add _all entries with a lot of usermods
usermod bh1750 and bme280: avoid global pin hijacking
settings.htm: remove height for compact display
Implemented PinManager and rerun setup of usermod after updating pins/
Registered in const.h and pin_manager.h I tried to follow the existing formatting/numbering in these files.
Wrapped any strings I could in F()
Added public variables to the BME280 usermod based on those in the Temperature usermod. Only complication is that this usermod utilises different function calls depending on whether user defines celsius or not. I have handled this for the temperature, but the Dew Point and Heat Index are relative to the temperature.
I've also addressed some areas where I'd previously assumed Celsius for reporting purposes as my test case is using Farenheit.
I added a Usermod interface for key settings. I used a PinArray for the SDA/SCL pins, but you can't name these individually.
I have also made a display to show the temperature/humidity values in the web interface's Info screen.
I had to change the definition of those items in order to allow these new functions to work. I have not noticed any negative side effects to this change.
At the moment, I've not figured out how to make Celsius/Farenheit toggleable due to the way the #define setup works.
Finally, I have added a routine to publish MQTT Discovery Topics for Home Assistant (toggleable in the Usermod screen).
I've been testing this on the only suitable device I have for a few months and haven't noticed any problems.
