Implement calculator#122
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A calculator that makes use of the OLED screen and numpad keys on a SteelSeries keyboard.
Non-algebraic demo
non-algebraic.demo.mp4
Algebraic demo
algebraic.demo.mp4
Makes use of the jnativehook v2.2.2 library to listen for user inputs.
Tested only on Windows but not MacOS.
This was my first time writing in Kotlin, let alone Java. In hindsight I probably could've modularised Calculator.tk further to separate the keyboard handling from the calculator, though do let me know if this or anything else is a problem.