embedded-hal-compat 0.13.0

Compatibility layer for interoperability between different embedded-hal versions
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# Embedded HAL Compatibility Layer

A compatibility layer to smooth the transition between different versions of [embedded-hal](https://github.com/rust-embedded/embedded-hal) (specifically `0.2.x` and `1.0.0-alpha.X` series).

This resolves the problem where a HAL implementation (ie. the implementation for your processor) and driver you intend to use are mismatched.

This crate is intended to track `1.0.0-alpha` versions, and update to `1.0.0` on release, adaptation is not provided between `1.0.0-alpha.x` releases (though we _could_ do this if it was deemed worthwhile)

### Supported Versions

Each release of `embedded-hal-compat` supports one(ish) pair of e-h releases, because of changes to the `1.0.0-alpha`, use:

- `embedded-hal-compat = "0.13.0"` for `=1.0.0` and `^0.2.7`
- `embedded-hal-compat = "0.12.0"` for `=1.0.0-rc.1` and `^0.2.7`
- `embedded-hal-compat = "0.11.0"` for `=1.0.0-alpha.11` and `^0.2.7`
- `embedded-hal-compat = "0.10.0"` for `=1.0.0-alpha.10` and `^0.2.7`
- `embedded-hal-compat = "0.7.0"` for `=1.0.0-alpha.8` and `^0.2.4`
- `embedded-hal-compat = "0.6.0"` for `=1.0.0-alpha.7` and `^0.2.4`
- `embedded-hal-compat = "0.5.0"` for `=1.0.0-alpha.6` and `^0.2.4`
- `embedded-hal-compat = "0.4.0"` for `=1.0.0-alpha.5` and `^0.2.4`
- `embedded-hal-compat = "0.3.0"` for `=1.0.0-alpha.4` and `^0.2.4`


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Not all wrappers are fully implemented, feel free to open a PR if you come across something missing!


#### How to use this:

- Add `embedded-hal-compat` to your dependencies
- Import with `use embedded_hal_compat::{ForwardCompat, ReverseCompat};`
- Vicariously add `.forward()` or `.reverse()` on any `embedded-hal` type mismatches
- See [docs.rs](https://docs.rs/embedded-hal-compat/latest/embedded_hal_compat/) for further documentation

#### How do I know that I need this?

Type errors. Lots of type errors.

(and `cargo tree -i embedded-hal` returns two versions)


#### Is this cursed?!

At least a little bit, because traits have the same method names you might end up with some cursed errors, and we have to pave over some differences around errors and error kinds...


#### What kind of errors?

Because you're likely to have symbols with the same name you'll end up with errors like:

```
error[E0599]: no method named `delay_ms` found for mutable reference `&mut Compat<atsamd_hal::delay::Delay>` in the current scope
   --> src/main.rs:351:27
    |
351 |         tlv.inner_delay().delay_ms(10u32);
    |                           ^^^^^^^^ method not found in `&mut Compat<atsamd_hal::delay::Delay>`

warning: unused import: `embedded_hal::blocking::delay::DelayMs`
  --> src/main.rs:22:5
   |
22 | use embedded_hal::blocking::delay::DelayMs;
   |     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
```

Suggesting you're missing an import that's obviously there, because you have the `0.2.x` imports not the `1.0.0-alpha.x` imports, and the method is called `try_delay_ms` in the updated HAL (a fairly common renaming).

You can fix this by importing the correct trait with something like: `use embedded_hal_compat::eh1_0::blocking::delay::{DelayMs as _};` (this must be renamed with `as` / you can't use the prelude because the names overlap), and by swapping the method to use the correct `try_` name.