Specialized CPU values for each Raspberry Pi#314
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This has been on the issue list for a long time so I just went ahead and did it. Fixes #142
Each pi can now emit its own status information (cpu voltage and temperature).
To do this I changed
CpuValueinto an interface and create a specialized Value for each PiPicameraACpuValue,PicameraBCpuValue, andRasprimeCpuValue. Instead of specializing a view/viewcontroller for each item, I moved the logic fromCpuInformationViewControllerintoSensorViewController. This made a lot more sense than creating extra 6 classes with very similar code.Note: I do not have a rasprime in my home setup, but it should work!