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EspSoftwareSerial release 6.7.2 fixes warnings with gcc 9.2 #7133

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  1. MultiDelegate breaking change and improvements.

    The event-multiplexer specialization no longer removes items based on invoke return value.
    This is mitigated by new iterators and erase(iterator). Check the documentation comments for
    details.
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  5. EspSoftwareSerial, Delegate.h: gcc 9.2 is very strict about template …

    …inheritance of ctor and assignment operators, needing a lot
    
    of code duplication, this commit provides that.
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