Add PlatformIO library manager manifest #50
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I have been using the libary for a while now in a Platform IO project which required me to add extra build flags to link the library. This has been working well, but I have recently migrated my project to run under ESPHome where I have less elegant control over the necessary build flags which prompted me to look into a better solution.
This PR adds a Platform IO library.json which references an extra build script to set the necessary build flags for library linking without manual intervention or amendments.
Whilst researching this solution it seems that I am far from the first to be using the library in this ecosystem so hopefully this manifest can be incorporated into the next release and be of benefit to other users.