Makerdiary M60 keyboard: allow run on battery #8043
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This also expose the battery control pin as BATTERY_ENABLE, so users can fully power off the keyboard.
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Original board support doesn't allow the device to run on battery. But for most M60 keyboard users, they use the keyboard wirelessly. This PR makes it possible to run latest CircuitPython on M60 keyboard without first being connected to a USB power source.
This also expose the battery control pin as BATTERY_ENABLE, so users can fully power off the keyboard just by initialize this pin.