Port to Python3, use PySerial, and package using distutils #3
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Add HelloWorld example tab that is always-enabled, so that the other tabs can be disabled by default (so that their dependencies don't have to be mandatory -- the apps that want to use this library should not inherit the deps of those advanced tabs, like jsonrpc for bitcoin, etc.)
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Packaging using distutils makes it easy to use this as a library in standalone projects that want to use the LCD display board. The projects can just
import odroidshowand use Screen/ScreenContext.PySerial is simpler and faster than going through 'echo' for every write. The default TTY config flags set by PySerial turned out to be fine, so no need for port_open.c either.