pico-watch - An 128×64 OLED watch based on Raspberry Pi Pico.

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*	Implement API method for setting current datetimeapi-class	ConfuSomu	2021-03-28
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*	Implement API method for choosing between strings	ConfuSomu	2021-03-28
\| \| \| \|	This allows creating a menu with more ease.
*	Implement API method for popup for	ConfuSomu	2021-03-16
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*	Implement API method to ask user for yes/no choice	ConfuSomu	2021-03-16
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*	Move display of popup in API to generic function	ConfuSomu	2021-03-16
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	This allows implementing different popup types with more ease. This new function made me notice that the application's heap (and maybe stack) usage is high. When testing the updated gui_popup_text method, I noticed that sometimes, the std::string cannot be allocated. There are more details in the updated api header file.
*	Dump display backbuffer only once	ConfuSomu	2021-03-04
\| \| \| \| \|	This reduces display flickering and might help in having a longer battery life.
*	Fix footer and header background drawing	ConfuSomu	2021-03-04
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*	Enter shallow sleep when there are no interactions	ConfuSomu	2021-03-02
\| \| \| \|	Current app stops getting refreshed and display is turned off.
*	Implement API to set/get render interval	ConfuSomu	2021-03-01
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*	Implement API method for setting performance	ConfuSomu	2021-03-01
\| \| \| \| \|	This is to lower power consumption by having the apps set the lowest performance they need.
*	Implement API method for display header text	ConfuSomu	2021-03-01
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*	Implement API method for displaying footer text	ConfuSomu	2021-03-01
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*	Wait for button press then hide popup	ConfuSomu	2021-03-01
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*	Implement method in API for drawing a popup	ConfuSomu	2021-03-01
\| \| \| \|	I had to modify the OLED library to correctly work with newlines.
*	Expose features from the OLED library in the API	ConfuSomu	2021-02-28
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*	Refactor API function names	ConfuSomu	2021-02-27
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*	Implement getDatetime function in API	ConfuSomu	2021-02-27
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*	Use an Api class for abstraction	ConfuSomu	2021-02-27
	It is currently very basic as functions will be added to it when the time comes. The idea is to have a method to, for example, show notifications (and store them in a list with metadata) to the user or also to easily show a message box overlaying the current display. Private class members will permit encapsulations of variables related to these features and limit the privilage that each app has on the device.