Feature/scaled gb video #3
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…eo output can do more work (scaling or filling the output to the screen) without bogging down the emulation loop.
… down on cpu_emulate(...) call... which seems to have sped things up enough without introducing glitches..
…cd in case we want to
…of color data to the screen. cleaned up spi_lcd to remove unused / unneeded code and refactored nofrendo-esp32/video_audio to use simplified code. gameboy emulation can now run with 3 different video scalings: original (1:1, 160x144), fit (1:1.667, 266:240), and fill (320x240).
… allowing the user to select original, fit, or fill.
… the selected video scaling when starting emulation for gbc / nes.
…ts so that does nothing)
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lcd_send_linesfunction)cpu_emulate(32832)at end ofrun_to_vblank()function for emulating gbc frame to reduce the number of cycles to emulate for. Result is faster emulation with little to no discernable glitches.