* Added alarm features
* more functions
* chore: fix typo
* feat(ds3231): add Alarm2Mode type and mode consts
* docs(ds3231): add docstrings for SQW functions
* feat(ds3231): add methods for Alarm2
* fix(ds3231): use Alarm2Mode for SetAlarm2 method
* docs(ds3231): add example for alarms
* docs(ds3231): refactor alarms example
* make main function more concise to avoid llvm error for pico
* ci(ds3231): split basic and alarm tests
* style(ds3231): reorder private funcs to the bottom
* docs(ds3231): add docstring for alarm modes
* docs(ds3231): make alarm docstrings more descriptive
* chore(ds3231): fix typo in docstring
* style(ds3231): reorder public functions
* style(ds3231): reorder private methods
* chore(ds3231): add missing error handling
* feat(ds3231): use setter funcs for en/disabling instead of separate funcs
* fix(ds3231): correctly enable alarms in example
* style(ds3231): rename SetEnable32K to SetEnabled32K for consistency
* refactor(ds3231): replace legacy with regmap package
* refactor(ds3231): use Write32 instead of Tx for SetAlarm1
* chore(ds3231): remove fmt deps and and use println in examples
* refactor(ds3231): read temperature as uint16
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Co-authored-by: Matthias Fulz <mfulz@olznet.de>
The current code interprets the 'century' flag as the year 2100. However the
DS3231 hardware does not incorporate this flag in its leap year calculation, so
will incorrectly consider the year 2100 as a leap year and increment from
2100-02-28 to 2100-02-29 instead of the correct 2100-03-01.
The 'century' bit is not useful for anything as far as I can tell. But instead
of removing the code that uses the 'century' bit, I thought it would be less
intrusive to just document the current behavior.
I also verified my interpretation of the DS3231 datasheet and my implementation
of this formula by placing a DS3231 chip in the freezer section of my
refrigerator for an hour or two, then reading the temperature. I got -16C,
which is close enough to the -18C that the freezer was set to.
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