Added SpaceMouse USB, connect with path and silent_callback #16
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New addition of supported Spacemouse: Spacemouse USB.
It has no buttons, but button_spec is required so I set its contents to None.
In def open() I added the possiblility to open a spacemouse by using a path. Example: open(path="path/to/port"). It seems to blend in and not mess up the other ways of opening the spacemouse. It makes it possible to open one, or more, by their specific ports which I find useful.
Last contribution is the def silient_callback(), since I use the callback but I don't reaquire the print outs in the terminal (might be that this can be avoided in another way?). Now you can use callback = silent_callback and it all works fine in silence :).