Automatic Keyword Generation #29
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- Adds automatic keyword generation when running build.sh using https://github.com/r89m/arduino-keywords - Updates keywords.txt using the automatic keyword generation - Updates CI to test for correct keywords.txt - Updates dependency installation process
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I'll squash when merging due to the large number of commits to debug the CI lol |
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This PR adds the automatic generation of keywords.txt when build.sh is run. Additionally, the CI will check if the keywords.txt was updated and will fail otherwise.
Closes #9