Implement a GPIO applet, for controlling the pins directly from Python #677
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Use either REPL or a script to directly control Glasgow's I/O pins.
iface.read(channel)
iface.write(channel, level, enable=True)
iface.toggle(channel, enable=True)
iface.pull(channel, level, enable=True)
iface.hiz(channel)
This uses a single byte command with an optional response (only currently used for reads).
The command consists of a 2-bit opcode, 4-bit channel ID (0-15), a level, and an enable flag.
@whitequark - as discussed, feedback appreciated when you get to it (no hurry from me)