Adding CI build action (and fix usage of deprecated SPI APIs) #4
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This repository was flagged during semi-automatic review for using any of the SPI APIs
setBitOrder,setDataMode,setClockDivider. Unfortunately those SPI APIs are only supported within ArduinoCore-avr and deprecated everywhere else.This is problematic because the
library.propertiesof this library indicates that any architecture is supported (architectures=*) as it raises expectations by the user that simply can not be fulfilled when using this library on any platform that does not support those SPI APIs.By donating this PR I'm hoping to start a conversation of either limiting the list of supported architectures to avr
or to adapt the code to use the SPISettings API supported in all cores.