feat(MeIR): add configurable ISR toggle to resolve timer conflicts #7
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Add ME_IR_DISABLE_ISR compile-time option to conditionally disable the MeIR interrupt handler, preventing linker errors when using buzzer/tone libraries that require the same AVR timer. Changes: - Wrap ISR(TIMER_INTR_NAME) with #ifndef ME_IR_DISABLE_ISR guard - Include new MeIR_config.h header for configuration - Document IR/Tone conflict and workaround in README - Bump version to 3.29.1 This allows users to disable the built-in IR receiver ISR when needed while maintaining backward compatibility by default.
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Add ME_IR_DISABLE_ISR compile-time option to conditionally disable the MeIR interrupt handler, preventing linker errors when using buzzer/tone libraries that require the same AVR timer.
Changes:
This allows users to disable the built-in IR receiver ISR when needed while maintaining backward compatibility by default.